Videokytkin HDMI One For All SV 1632

The One For All SV 1632 HDMI video switch enables connection of multiple HDMI sources to a single display while supporting resolutions up to 3840 x 2160 at 60 Hz. Designed in a compact black housing (130 mm x 76 mm x 21 mm), this video switch is intended for straightforward integration into home entertainment setups and small AV installations. It provides a simple way to manage several input devices without frequently changing cables, maintaining 4K signal quality where supported by connected devices.

Advantages

The device supports 4K resolution at a maximum refresh rate of 60 Hz, preserving image detail and color fidelity for compatible content and displays. Its compact dimensions and black finish allow discreet placement near TVs or AV racks. The HDMI ports provide a standardized digital connection with broad compatibility across media players, game consoles and streaming devices. The switch reduces cable handling and keeps multiple sources accessible through a single output to your display.

Suitable for

• Connecting multiple HDMI devices to one TV or monitor
• Home entertainment centers with 4K sources
• Small meeting rooms or presentation setups
• Game consoles, Blu-ray players and streaming boxes

Key specifications

• Video port type: HDMI
• Maximum supported resolution: 3840 x 2160 (4K) at up to 60 Hz
• Product colour: Black
• Compact dimensions: 130 mm x 76 mm x 21 mm

How to use

Place the One For All SV 1632 near your display and connect the output HDMI port to the TV or monitor input. Connect each source device (for example a game console, Blu-ray player or streaming box) to one of the switch's input HDMI ports. Power and select the active input according to the unit's controls or included switching method. Verify that connected source devices and the display are set to compatible resolution and refresh rate settings to ensure optimal 4K/60 Hz performance.

Recommendations

For stable 4K/60 Hz transmission, use high-quality HDMI cables rated for the target resolution and avoid excessively long cable runs. Ensure both source devices and the display support the selected resolution. When troubleshooting image issues, check cable seating, try alternative HDMI ports on the display and confirm the display's firmware is up to date.