2 Port HDMI 18G Splitter - Black


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The Lindy 2 Port HDMI 18G Splitter is designed for users who need to display content from a single 4K HDMI source on two separate 4K displays simultaneously. Its key benefit is delivering superior clarity and lifelike color reproduction via High-Dynamic Range support, even at 4K 60Hz. A potential caveat is the need for external power, though it utilizes a convenient USB power option. This compact splitter supports HDMI 2.0, 18Gbps bandwidth, HDCP 2.2, and audio pass-through, making it suitable for both home entertainment and professional office environments.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 38358 |
| Brand | Lindy |
No, this splitter supports HDMI 2.0 and a maximum bandwidth of 18Gbps, which is sufficient for 4K resolutions up to 60Hz. It does not support higher refresh rates like 120Hz at 4K.
Yes, the splitter is backward compatible and will work with 1080p displays. The output resolution will be determined by the source and the capabilities of the connected displays.
No, the splitter is powered via USB. You will need to connect the included USB cable to a powered USB port on your computer, a USB hub, or a compatible USB power adapter.
The Lindy 2 Port HDMI 18G Splitter comes with a 2-year warranty from the date of purchase.
No, this is a splitter, not an extender. It duplicates the signal from one source to two displays. To extend your desktop, you would typically need a graphics card with multiple outputs or a different type of hardware solution.
No, this is a plug-and-play device. No software installation is required. It works automatically once connected and powered.
For 4K 60Hz signals, it is generally recommended to use active HDMI cables or high-quality cables shorter than 5 meters (16 feet) to ensure optimal performance and signal integrity.
Ensure the USB power cable is securely connected to the splitter and a powered USB port. Verify that the HDMI cables are correctly connected to the source, splitter, and displays. Check if the source device is powered on and outputting a signal. Try a different HDMI cable or display to rule out faulty hardware.
Test each HDMI output port individually with a single display to determine if one port is faulty. Ensure the HDMI cable connected to the non-working display is secure and functional. Verify that both displays support the output resolution and refresh rate.
Check the quality and length of your HDMI cables; longer or lower-quality cables can cause signal degradation. Ensure the USB power source is stable and providing adequate power. Try reducing the resolution or refresh rate on the source device as a test.
Confirm that audio pass-through is enabled on your source device. Ensure that the HDMI cables support audio transmission and are properly connected. Verify that the connected displays are capable of receiving and playing audio from the source. Test with a different audio source or display if possible.
Ensure all connected displays and the source device support HDCP 2.2 or a compatible version. HDCP compliance can sometimes be affected by older cables or devices in the chain. Restarting all connected devices may resolve temporary HDCP handshake issues.
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