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DTECH DT-7144A 4K HDMI Splitter 1x4

  • HDMI splitter, 1 input / 4 outputs
  • 4K*2K resolution support
  • Max 4K*2K @30Hz, 3D, downward compatible with 1080P
  • Per-channel signal indicator LEDs
  • Cascadable with splitters, matrices and extenders
Price
⃁ 106.67 ⃁ 106.67 ⃁ 133.34
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  • Delivery within 4–10 business days across Saudi Arabia
  • Warranty according to the manufacturer
  • Tax invoice with every order
  • Technical support before and after purchase

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Overview of DT-7144A

The DTECH DT-7144A is a 1x4 HDMI splitter that sends one HDMI source, such as a DVR or NVR, to 4 displays at the same time with up to 4K*2K resolution. It handles up to 4K*2K @30Hz, is downward compatible with 1080P, shows per-channel signal LEDs and can be cascaded with other splitters or extenders. It suits CCTV monitoring in control rooms, shops and offices where the same picture is needed on several screens.

Specifications – DT-7144A

TypeHDMI splitter 1x4
Input1 x HDMI
Output4 x HDMI
Resolution4K*2K
Max refresh4K*2K @30Hz
Compatibility3D, 1080P
IndicatorsPer-channel LEDs

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Describe the entrance width, mounting height, distance to the subject and available lighting. Decide whether you need an overview or identifiable detail, then compare the exact lens and image specifications of the proposed model.

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How much recording storage will I need?

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What should I check for outdoor camera installation?

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Can I view the cameras from a phone?

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What should be tested when a camera system is handed over?

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