Conceptronic SELENE01B 2-voudige bidirectionele HDMI 2.0-schakelaar, 4K60Hz

The Conceptronic SELENE01B HDMI Switch is a 2-port bi-directional HDMI 2.0 device that enables switching between two HDMI sources or connecting two devices to a single HDMI display. It supports up to 4K resolution at 60Hz and comes in a compact black plastic housing with dimensions 52.7mm x 51.2mm x 14.5mm and a weight of 0.025 kg.

Advantages

The unit supports HDMI 2.0 and 4K@60Hz for high-quality video output, features a one-button switch for simple operation, and its bi-directional design allows use as either a switch (two sources to one display) or a splitter-style selector (one source to two displays) depending on the setup. The compact, robust plastic enclosure offers easy placement and integration into home entertainment or office setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting two set-top boxes, consoles or media players to a single TV or monitor
• Switching between a PC and a laptop for a shared display
• Small office meeting rooms where two video sources share a projector or screen

Key specifications

• Model: Conceptronic SELENE01B
• Ports: 2× HDMI (bi-directional)
• HDMI version: 2.0
• Maximum resolution: 4K at 60Hz
• Colour: Black
• Dimensions: 52.7 mm × 51.2 mm × 14.5 mm
• Weight: 0.025 kg
• MPN: SELENE01B
• EAN: 4015867238929

How to use

Connect HDMI cables from your sources (for example a console and a set-top box) to the two HDMI input ports and connect the HDMI output port to your TV or monitor. Use the one-button switch on the unit to select the active source; the device operates bi-directionally so it can also be used to choose between two displays if connected accordingly. No special drivers are required; the switch uses the HDMI signal and power from connected devices.

Recommendations

To ensure stable 4K@60Hz performance, use high-quality HDMI 2.0 cables of appropriate length and avoid excessive cable adapters. Place the switch in a ventilated spot and connect devices while they are powered off or in standby to minimize HDMI handshake issues.