Splitter HDMI DeLOCK 1 x HDMI in a 2 x HDMI out 4K 60 Hz

The DeLOCK HDMI Splitter receives an HDMI signal from a PC or laptop and outputs the same image to two HDMI displays. It supports resolutions up to 4K at 60 Hz and includes an integrated downscaler to reduce output to 1080p when a connected monitor cannot display higher resolutions. The unit is housed in a black metal case and is powered via USB; a USB cable is included.

Advantages

This HDMI splitter allows a single HDMI source to drive two monitors simultaneously, maintaining up to 4K@60 Hz where supported. The built-in downscaler automatically reduces resolution to 1080p for compatibility with lower-resolution displays. The compact metal housing provides durable protection while the USB-powered design avoids the need for an internal power supply; maximum power consumption is low (up to 2.5 W).

Suitable for

• Extending the same desktop image to two HDMI monitors
• Presentations from a laptop to two screens
• Setting up dual displays in retail or information kiosks
• Connecting a single media player or PC to two TVs or monitors

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 18651
• EAN: 4043619186518
• Input / Outputs: 1 x HDMI in, 2 x HDMI out (total 3 HDMI ports)
• Maximum resolution: 4K @ 60 Hz
• Downscaler: 4K to 1080p
• Power: USB powered; USB cable included; max consumption approx. 2.5 W
• Housing: metal, colour black
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 44 x 90 x 14 mm

How to use

Connect the HDMI source (PC or laptop) to the splitter's HDMI input. Connect up to two HDMI displays to the splitter's outputs. Plug the included USB cable into a USB-A port on your PC, laptop, or a USB power adapter to supply power to the device. If no free USB-A port is available on the source device, use an external USB power adapter (not included). The splitter will mirror the input signal to both connected displays; if a display cannot handle 4K, the downscaler will output 1080p to that display.

Recommendations

For optimal results, use high-quality HDMI cables and ensure connected displays and source device support the desired resolution and refresh rate. If you need independent images on each screen, use a graphics card or an alternative device that supports multiple independent outputs rather than a splitter.