Hdmi amplifier

HDMI Repeater – High Speed with Ethernet This Delock HDMI repeater is used to amplify an HDMI signal over longer HDMI connections. The repeater is placed between two HDMI cables and ensures stable transmission of audio and video signals according to the High Speed HDMI™ with Ethernet specification. Signal Amplification The HDMI repeater allows the use of longer HDMI cable runs by actively amplifying the signal. The repeater is connected between an HDMI source, such as a PC or laptop, and a display device such as a monitor or television. Image and Video Support Supports Ultra HD resolution up to 3840 × 2160 @ 60 Hz and is backward compatible with Full HD (1080p). Suitable for high-resolution video playback within the High Speed HDMI™ specification. Security and Image Processing Supports HDCP 2.2 for secure transmission of protected content and HDR (High Dynamic Range) for enhanced contrast and detail on compatible equipment. Active Operation The repeater features active signal processing and operates without an external power supply. The necessary power is supplied via the HDMI connection itself. Housing and Connections Housed in a robust metal casing and equipped with an HDMI A female input and an HDMI A female output for connecting standard HDMI cables. Specifications • Brand: Delock • Product type: HDMI repeater (signal amplifier) • HDMI specification: High Speed HDMI™ with Ethernet (HEC) • Maximum resolution: 3840 × 2160 @ 60 Hz (4K UHD) • Video bandwidth: up to 600 MHz / 6 Gbit/s per channel (max. 18 Gbit/s) • Content protection: HDCP 2.2 • HDR support: HDR • Input connection: HDMI A female • Output connection: HDMI A female • Signal processing: active • Power supply: via HDMI Explanation of terms used • HDMI Repeater: Active device that amplifies an HDMI signal to enable longer cable connections. • High Speed HDMI™ with Ethernet: HDMI standard supporting up to 18 Gbit/s for 4K video at 60 Hz and Ethernet functionality via HDMI. • 4K @ 60 Hz: Image resolution of 3840 × 2160 pixels with a refresh rate of 60 frames per second. • HDCP 2.2: Security standard for protected UHD content. • HDR (High Dynamic Range): Improves contrast and detail between light and dark image areas. • Active signal processing: Electronic amplification of the HDMI signal by internal electronics. Ask a product question