Binary B-260-HDMI-2A 4K Hdmi Audio Extractor

Product Description

The BINARY B-260-HDMI-2A is a 4K HDMI audio extractor designed to separate audio signals from an HDMI source for independent routing to audio systems. It accepts a 4K HDMI input and passes the video signal through while extracting the embedded audio to a dedicated output. This type of device is commonly installed in AV integration projects where the display device lacks audio outputs or where audio needs to be sent to a separate amplifier, receiver, or speaker system. Installation is typically handled by AV technicians and low-voltage integrators working on residential or light commercial systems.

The B-260-HDMI-2A fits into signal chain setups where a 4K video source must feed both a display and a separate audio system simultaneously. Typical installations include home theater builds, conference room AV systems, and distributed audio setups where HDMI sources such as streaming devices, Blu-ray players, or set-top boxes need their audio extracted before the video signal continues downstream to the display. The unit is part of the BINARY 260 Series product line.

Key Features

• Supports 4K HDMI signal pass-through with simultaneous audio extraction
• Separates embedded HDMI audio for routing to dedicated audio equipment
• Part of the BINARY 260 Series HDMI extender and signal management family
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or integration component for use with HDMI signal chains requiring audio extraction in residential or commercial AV systems. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or certified AV integrators. Power down all connected source and display equipment before making or breaking HDMI connections. Verify that the source device and downstream display both support the intended 4K resolution before completing the signal chain. Follow all applicable low-voltage wiring codes for the jurisdiction.