Conmutador de vídeo HDMI Kramer Electronics VS-211H2

VS-211H2 is a compact automatic HDMI switch by Kramer Electronics that supports 4K HDR video, HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2. With a bandwidth of 17.82 Gbit/s and a small footprint (120 mm × 71.5 mm × 24.4 mm), this black switcher provides reliable source selection for multiple HDMI devices while consuming 400 mA of power.

Advantages

The VS-211H2 offers automatic switching based on active video signal detection and supports both priority and last-connected switching schemes. Its HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 compatibility ensure support for high-resolution HDR content, while the compact metal enclosure and low power consumption make it suitable for rack, desktop or AV cabinet placements.

Suitable for

• Switching between multiple HDMI sources (Blu-ray, streaming players, set-top boxes)
• Home theatre setups requiring 4K HDR signal management
• Small conference rooms or classrooms with multiple input devices
• AV installations where compact, low-power switching is needed

Key specifications

• Model: Kramer Electronics VS-211H2 (MPN 20-80353090, EAN 7291063073978)
• Video standards: 4K HDR, HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2
• Bandwidth: 17.82 Gbit/s
• Dimensions: 120 mm (W) × 71.5 mm (D) × 24.4 mm (H)
• Power consumption: 400 mA
• Color: Black; Weight: 0.2 kg

How to use

Connect up to the supported HDMI source devices to the switch inputs and connect the switch output to your display. The VS-211H2 will detect active video signals and switch automatically according to the configured scheme (priority or last-connected). Use the selected switching mode to control which source takes precedence; no additional software is required for standard operation.

Recommendations

Place the unit close to source devices or the display to minimize HDMI cable length and potential signal degradation. For stable 4K HDR performance, use HDMI cables rated for HDMI 2.0 or higher. If multiple sources are frequently connected or disconnected, choose the switching scheme that best fits your workflow (priority for fixed primary source, last-connected for temporary devices).