Vivolink VLHDMISP1X4-8K HDMI-splitteri 1x4 8K-tuki

Vivolink VLHDMISP1X4-8K HDMI Splitter distributes a single HDMI source to four displays while supporting up to 8K@60Hz. The unit is compatible with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.3, offers 48 Gbps bandwidth, and features down-scaling from 8K/4K to 1080p. Built-in EDID management, an equalizer for signal enhancement, CEC pass-through and status LEDs enable stable operation in retail, exhibition or AV installation environments.

Advantages

The splitter provides 48Gbps high bandwidth and supports 8K@60Hz and 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 signals, while HDMI input compatibility with HDCP 2.3 ensures content protection. Down-scaling allows connecting lower-resolution displays. Multiple built-in EDID settings and a DIP switch for source-resolution control simplify compatibility with different screens. A USB-C port enables firmware upgrades and a built-in equalizer improves long-cable signal quality.

Suitable for

• Retail displays and shop windows
• Trade show and exhibition booths
• Conference rooms and meeting spaces
• Classrooms and lecture halls
• Small digital signage installations

Key specifications

• Model: VLHDMISP1X4-8K
• Inputs/Outputs: 1 HDMI input, 4 HDMI outputs
• Maximum resolution: up to 8K@60Hz (supports 4K@60Hz 4:4:4)
• Bandwidth: 48 Gbps
• HDMI standard: HDMI 2.0; HDCP 2.3 supported
• Down-scaling: 8K/4K to 1080p supported
• Controls: DIP switch for resolution control; LEDs for status
• Other: Advanced EDID management, built-in equalizer, CEC pass-through, USB-C firmware upgrade

How to use

Connect the HDMI source (player, PC, or media device) to the splitter's HDMI input and connect up to four HDMI displays to the outputs. Power the unit and check the LEDs for operating status. If needed, set EDID or output resolution using the built-in DIP switch or choose a built-in EDID setting to match display capabilities. For firmware updates, connect a computer to the USB-C port following the manufacturer's update procedure.

Recommendations

Use quality HDMI cables rated for the required resolution (especially for 8K) and keep cable runs within recommended lengths. If displays have different native resolutions, use the splitter's down-scaling or EDID settings to ensure consistent output. Place the splitter in a ventilated location to avoid overheating during prolonged use.