Switch HDMI DeLOCK 3 x HDMI entrada a 1 x HDMI salida 8K 60 Hz

The DeLOCK HDMI Switch 3 x HDMI in to 1 x HDMI out 8K 60 Hz lets you connect up to three HDMI sources to a single HDMI display, TV or projector. It supports up to 8K resolution at 60 Hz and has a metal housing for increased durability. The compact switch offers a maximum refresh rate of 144 Hz for compatible modes, measures 56 mm × 112 mm × 14 mm and is USB powered (USB cable included).

Advantages

The switch enables easy selection between three HDMI devices using the front button or the included remote control. Its metal casing provides robust build quality while USB power keeps installation simple and flexible. The device supports high resolutions and refresh rates suitable for modern home entertainment and media playback setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting multiple media players or streaming boxes to a single TV or monitor
• Switching between a game console, PC and Blu-ray player without reconnecting cables
• Using one projector with several HDMI sources in meeting rooms or classrooms

Key specifications

• Inputs: 3 × HDMI
• Output: 1 × HDMI
• Maximum resolution: 8K @ 60 Hz
• Maximum refresh rate (supported modes): up to 144 Hz
• Power: USB powered, max consumption 5 W (USB cable included)
• Housing: metal
• Colour: Black
• Dimensions: 56 × 112 × 14 mm
• Brand: DELOCK, MPN: 18603, EAN: 4043619186037

How to use

Connect up to three HDMI source devices to the switch’s HDMI input ports and connect the HDMI output to your display, TV or projector. Plug the included USB cable into a free USB-A port on the display or another USB power source to power the switch; if no USB-A port is available, use an appropriate external USB power adapter. Use the front button or the supplied remote to select the active HDMI input.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use high-quality HDMI cables rated for the desired resolution and refresh rate. Ensure the connected display supports the chosen output resolution and refresh rate and provide stable USB power to avoid signal interruptions.