Video switch TECHLY IDATA‑HDMI2‑MX412 — HDMI, 2 inputs, 1 output, 4K UHD 3840×2160 @60Hz, 15W, silver/black

TECHLY IDATA‑HDMI2‑MX412 is an HDMI video switch designed to route high-definition sources to displays with flexible control options. The unit supports up to 3840×2160 at 60 Hz and delivers 4K UHD video over HDMI connections. It is supplied in a silver and black housing, consumes approximately 15 W and has a compact footprint suited to meeting rooms, home theaters, educational environments and digital signage installations.

Advantages

The device combines multiple HDMI inputs with dual HDMI outputs in a single matrix switch, enabling independent routing of sources to displays. It supports HDMI2.0 bandwidth for 4K@60Hz video, offers IR remote control, front-panel button operation and RS232 control for integration with control systems. The robust metal enclosure and modest power consumption make it suitable for continuous use in professional AV environments.

Suitable for

• Meeting rooms and multimedia conference spaces
• Home cinema systems and entertainment setups
• Digital signage and exhibition displays
• Education and training rooms
• Security monitoring and control rooms

Key specifications

• Video interface: HDMI (supports HDMI 2.0 features)
• Maximum resolution: 3840×2160 @ 60 Hz (4K UHD)
• Inputs: 4 HDMI inputs for multiple source connection
• Outputs: 2 HDMI outputs to drive two displays independently
• Control methods: IR remote, front-panel buttons, RS232 serial control
• Power consumption: approximately 15 W
• Housing: metal chassis in silver and black
• Weight: 1.857 kg

How to use

Install the matrix switch on a stable surface or in a rack following standard AV installation practices. Connect up to four HDMI sources to the HDMI input ports and connect up to two displays to the HDMI outputs. Power the unit and select input-to-output routing using the front-panel buttons, the supplied IR remote or via RS232 commands from an AV control system. Allow the connected displays and sources to negotiate HDMI handshakes; if necessary, power cycle devices after making connections to ensure proper EDID and HDCP negotiation.

Usage recommendations

For reliable 4K@60Hz performance use high-quality HDMI 2.0 cables rated for the required bandwidth and keep cable runs within recommended lengths. When integrating with a control system, verify RS232 settings and command structure before finalising installation. If HDCP-protected content is used, ensure connected displays and sources are HDCP-compliant to avoid handshake issues.