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Cables & Connectivity

Switches and Extenders

Switches, splitters, KVM switches, matrix switches and extenders look alike but do different jobs: a switch picks one of several sources for one screen, a splitter copies one source to several screens, a KVM shares a keyboard, mouse and monitor between computers, and an extender carries the signal over Cat6 or a wireless link. Then match the HDMI version, the resolution and refresh rate (1080p, 4K at 30 or 60 Hz, or 8K) and the port count to your devices.

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Switch, splitter, KVM or extender: which do you need?

These devices look alike but do different jobs. An HDMI switch picks one of several sources for a single display. A splitter sends one source to several displays at once, such as a row of reception or meeting room screens. A matrix switch combines both, routing any input to any output. A KVM switch lets one keyboard, mouse and monitor control two or four computers.

Once you know the type, check:

  • Resolution and refresh rate: match the device to your display, for example 4K60 for a modern monitor or 8K60 for the newest screens.
  • HDCP and EDID handling: these decide whether protected content and the correct resolution pass through.
  • Distance: a Cat5e or Cat6 HDMI extender covers longer runs than a passive cable, and wireless extenders avoid cable runs where routing is difficult.
  • Control: IR remotes help when the switch sits behind a TV or inside a cabinet.

You will also need the right HDMI and display cables for each port.

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