Kramer

Kramer VP-428H2 4K60 HDCP 2.2 Auto Switcher/Scaler

Seamless Switching and Scaling with Kramer VP-428H2The Kramer VP-428H2 is a high-performance 4K60 scaler/switcher designed for professional AV applications. With HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA inputs, this device supports HDBaseT transmission, Ethernet tunneling, and PoE. Specifications: Brand: ...

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Overview

Seamless Switching and Scaling with Kramer VP-428H2

The Kramer VP-428H2 is a high-performance 4K60 scaler/switcher designed for professional AV applications. With HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA inputs, this device supports HDBaseT transmission, Ethernet tunneling, and PoE.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Kramer
  • Model: VP-428H2
  • Type: 4K60 Scaler/Switcher
  • Inputs: HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA
  • Output: HDBaseT
  • Features: Ethernet Tunneling, Bidirectional RS-232, IR, PoE

Specifications

Brand
Kramer
Model
VP-428H2
Resolution Support
4K60
HDCP Compliance
HDCP 2.2
Functionality
Auto Switcher/Scaler

Frequently Asked Questions

The Kramer VP-428H2 supports video resolutions up to 4K60, ensuring compatibility with high-resolution content and displays.
Yes, the Kramer VP-428H2 supports HDCP 2.2, which is essential for maintaining content protection when working with modern sources.
The Kramer VP-428H2 functions as an auto switcher and scaler, efficiently managing and adapting video signals for various display and recording needs.
While it is an "Auto Switcher," typical Kramer devices often include options for manual input selection, though explicit details are not provided in the title or features.
This device integrates by automatically detecting and switching between active video sources, while also scaling outputs to match display requirements, streamlining the signal path.