Kramer Electronics 20-80122090 6x2 Hdmi Switcher

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 20-80122090 is a 6x2 HDMI switcher designed to route multiple HDMI sources to two simultaneous outputs. This type of switcher allows an installer to connect up to six HDMI input devices and distribute the signal across two independent output paths. It falls within the AV signal processing category and is typically installed by AV integrators or low-voltage technicians in commercial or residential AV systems. The unit ships as a single device and is suited for conference rooms, classrooms, control rooms, or any application where multiple HDMI sources need flexible matrix-style switching.

This switcher is applicable in environments where multiple playback sources such as media players, computers, or streaming devices must feed two displays or recording destinations simultaneously. It is commonly deployed in fixed-install AV racks or tabletop configurations where centralized source management is required. AV system designers specify 6x2 matrix switchers in multi-display presentation systems, digital signage setups, and broadcast monitoring environments where independent output routing is a core requirement.

Key Features

• 6 HDMI inputs routed to 2 independent HDMI outputs for flexible signal distribution
• Matrix-style switching allows different sources to be sent to each output simultaneously
• Designed for fixed-install AV applications in commercial and residential environments
• Sold as a single unit (each) for straightforward procurement and installation
• Classified as an AV signal processing accessory for integration into larger AV systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install HDMI matrix switcher for AV signal processing systems requiring a 6-input, 2-output HDMI routing solution.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or certified AV integrator. Power down all connected source devices and displays before making or breaking HDMI connections to avoid signal handshake errors. Ensure adequate rack or surface space and proper ventilation around the unit during installation. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring codes and the system design documentation when integrating into a larger AV signal chain.