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Eaton Tripp Lite Series 2x1 Bi-Directional USB-C Switch - 8K 60 Hz Video, HDCP Passthrough, USB 3.2 Gen 2, 100W PD Charging, Black - USB Type C - 1.25 GB/s, 5 GB/s - Notebook, Portable Speaker, Smartp
- 8K 60 Hz Video, HDCP Passthrough, USB 3.2 Gen 2, 100W PD Charging, Black
- USB Type C
- 1.25 GB/s, 5 GB/s
- Notebook, Portable Speaker, Smartphone, Tablet, Desktop, Server, Projector, Monitor, Watch, Gam
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Features | Connect 2 Audio/Video Sources to a Display or 2 Displays to a Single A/V SourceThe U415-002-BDS connects two 8K or 4K source devices to one 8K or 4K display and lets you switch back and forth between them. Or you can connect two displays to a single source and switch between the displays. This bi-directional HDMI switch works with a wide range of sources (media servers, Blu-ray players, game consoles, etc. ) and displays (televisions, monitors, projectors) to let you customize your A/V installation. Suitable for a Wide Range of Audio/Video Applications for Work or PlayThis switch is recommended anywhere a variety of video signals is transmitted to a hi-def display.
It is suitable for home theaters, video and multimedia presentations, security applications or digital signage in classrooms, bars, restaurants, conference rooms, lecture halls, exhibition centers and trade shows. Also Functions as a USB Hub and Multiport Adapter
It is suitable for home theaters, video and multimedia presentations, security applications or digital signage in classrooms, bars, restaurants, conference rooms, lecture halls, exhibition centers and trade shows. Also Functions as a USB Hub and Multiport Adapter
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The Eaton Tripp Lite 2x1 bi-directional USB-C switch lets users route compatible USB-C audio/video connections while supporting up to 8K at 60 Hz, HDCP passthrough, USB 3.2 Gen 2, and 100W Power Delivery charging. It suits people connecting USB-C devices in high-resolution work or entertainment setups.
Recommended For
- People switching between a work laptop and a personal or gaming laptop on one USB-C display, while keeping a single high-resolution video connection in place.
- Home-theater, classroom, or conference-room operators who need to manually switch between two USB-C video sources on one display for different content or presentations.
- Users with one USB-C video source and two displays who want to choose which display receives the signal, rather than show video on both displays at once.
- Laptop users who want to route video and USB data through one compact switch, and pass through USB-C charging to the connected host when using a suitable power adapter and cable.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
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| Best For | USB-C switching setups connecting compatible laptops or tablets with a monitor |
| Ports And Connectivity | 2 ports, with USB Type-C connectors and an HDMI cable type; female-to-male connector gender |
| Physical Specifications | Black; item weight 0.22 lb |
| Power And Batteries | Batteries are not required or included |
| Model And Manufacturer | TRIPP LITE, model U415-002-BDS |