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EXTRON
DTP2 T 204
The Extron DTP2 T 204 is a 4-input HDMI switch that integrates a DTP2 transmitter, making it suitable for professional AV systems that require consolidating multiple display sources in one location and transmitting signals over twisted-pair cables. The device supports the transmission of HDMI and control signals to a DTP2 receiver with a maximum distance of 100 meters, reducing the number of signal cables and simplifying installation.
With support for 4K/60 4:4:4 resolution, automatic input switching, EDID management, network control, and RS-232/IR control signal transmission, the DTP2 T 204 is ideal for conference rooms, lecture halls, training rooms, or any space that requires multiple HDMI sources, offering stable performance and easy integration into overall AV systems.
The Extron DTP2 T 204 is a 4-input HDMI switch that integrates a DTP2 transmitter, making it suitable for professional AV systems that require consolidating multiple display sources in one location and transmitting signals over twisted-pair cables. The device supports the transmission of HDMI and control signals to a DTP2 receiver with a maximum distance of 100 meters, reducing the number of signal cables and simplifying installation.
With support for 4K/60 4:4:4 resolution, automatic input switching, EDID management, network control, and RS-232/IR control signal transmission, the DTP2 T 204 is ideal for conference rooms, lecture halls, training rooms, or any space that requires multiple HDMI sources, offering stable performance and easy integration into overall AV systems.
Transmits HDMI signals and controls over distances of up to 100 meters (330 feet) using shielded CATx cables.
Supports computer and video resolutions up to 4K/60 @ 4:4:4.
Automatically switches between inputs.
Features supported according to the HDMI 2.0b standard include data transmission rates up to 18 Gbps, HDR, deep color up to 12 bits, 3D, uncompressed HD audio formats, and CEC.
Supports HDR (High Dynamic Range) – high dynamic range video.
Complies with the HDCP 2.3 standard.
