AV Pro Edge AC-DA-14X2 1 x 4 HDMI Distribution Amplifier, 48Gbps

For integrators and IT managers who need reliable multi‑display distribution, the AV Pro Edge AC-DA-14X2 1 x 4 HDMI distribution amplifier delivers accurate, low‑latency video and flexible audio routing from one HDMI source to four endpoints. Supporting up to 48 Gbps bandwidth and 8K/60 signals, this HDMI extender‑class DA preserves picture fidelity while offering per‑output downscaling to 4K or 1080p for legacy monitors. Extract multi‑channel digital audio via TOSLINK or balanced 2‑channel analog for recording, PA, or monitoring systems—ideal for AV control rooms, surveillance stations, and security operations centers. Extensive EDID management (21 preconfigured slots plus user and blend options) and configurable fixed FRL maintain stable handshakes across mixed equipment, reducing troubleshooting and on‑site adjustments. Gaming features like Quick Media Switching and VRR support add versatility for interactive displays and training suites. Compact and rack‑friendly, the AC-DA-14X2 streamlines installations where uptime matters. Specify it for conference rooms, digital signage, or mission‑critical security and surveillance deployments—contact your AV Pro Edge reseller to order or request a demo.

• Deliver pristine 8K/60 and 4K video to four displays from a single source, ensuring consistent image quality across conference rooms, showrooms, or control centers
• Automatic and per‑output downscaling lets mixed-display systems coexist without manual reconfiguration, reducing installation time and service calls
• Built‑in digital (TOSLINK) and balanced analog audio extraction simplifies integration with PA, recording, or monitoring systems for security and surveillance applications
• Advanced EDID management and fixed FRL options stabilize handshakes with legacy displays, minimizing dropouts in critical monitoring and AV deployments
• Low‑latency gaming features (QMS/VRR) and 48 Gbps HDMI 2.1 bandwidth future‑proof installs for high‑performance AV, digital signage, and command‑and‑control environments