Vanco EV4K7014 Hdmi Splitter 1x4 Poe Quick Install

Product Description

The VANCO EV4K7014 is a 1x4 plus 1 HDMI splitter with Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability designed for fast, efficient signal distribution in professional AV installations. It takes a single HDMI source and distributes it to four or more displays simultaneously, making it well suited for commercial and residential AV systems where multiple screens need to show the same content. The integrated PoE support simplifies wiring by allowing power to be delivered over the network cable to compatible receivers, reducing the number of separate power supplies required at each endpoint. AV integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary trades that install this unit.

The EV4K7014 fits residential and light commercial AV distribution scenarios where a single HDMI source such as a media player, cable box, or video processor needs to feed multiple displays across a structured wiring system. The quick-install design is intended to reduce labor time during initial setup or replacement in existing AV racks and enclosures. It falls within the HDMI distribution product category and is sold as a single unit per package.

Key Features

• 1x4 plus 1 HDMI signal distribution from a single source to multiple displays
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) support simplifies remote endpoint power delivery
• Quick-install design reduces setup and replacement labor time
• Intended for professional AV rack or enclosure mounting by trained integrators
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward inventory and replacement ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install unit for HDMI distribution systems requiring 1x4 plus 1 splitting with PoE support in residential or commercial AV environments.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified AV integrator familiar with structured wiring and HDMI distribution systems. Power down the source equipment and any connected displays before making or breaking HDMI and network connections. Verify that connected switches and receivers are PoE-compatible before enabling power delivery over the Ethernet run. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and any applicable NEC guidelines for signal wiring in the installation environment.