AV Access 4KSW41-H2 4K HDMI 2.0 Switch 4 In 1 Out, IR Remote, HDR, Dolby Vision, HDCP2.2
Four HDMI sources. One beautifully simple choice.
Keep your media player, console, set-top box and computer connected to one HDMI display. Select the source you want from the front panel or IR remote, with automatic switching available for compatible source behaviour.
4KSW41-H2
Know what connects where.
Connection overview. Check the requirements below for the exact ports, cable type and supported operating mode.

Make one HDMI input go further
A single display input can serve up to four connected source devices. This is useful when the TV is difficult to reach or its available inputs are already occupied.
Make sure it fits your setup.
One picture at a time
This switch selects one full-screen input. It does not combine multiple inputs into a multiview layout.
Source behaviour
Some standby devices keep their HDMI signal active. Manual selection can be more predictable than automatic switching with these sources.
Check the entire path
Use suitable HDMI cables at both input and output, and select the correct input on the TV.
From unboxing to connected.
Match your devices
Check connector types, signal direction and the required output mode.
Make the connections
Follow the labelled input and output ports for the selected arrangement.
Select your settings
Choose the source, layout or pairing mode supported by this model.
Confirm operation
Check the image, sound and controls with your actual connected equipment.
4KSW41-H2 at a glance.
| Model | 4KSW41-H2 |
|---|---|
| Inputs / output | 4 ร HDMI in / 1 ร HDMI out |
| Maximum format | 4K 60Hz 4:4:4 8-bit |
| HDMI / HDCP | 2.0 / 2.2 |
| Bandwidth | 18Gbps |
| Selection | Panel button, IR remote, automatic switching |
| USB peripherals | No KVM peripheral switching |
A little clarity before you buy.
Can it send a source to four TVs?
No. This is four inputs to one output. Choose an HDMI splitter for one source to several TVs.
Does it support four pictures at once?
No. The selected HDMI input fills the display.
Does it switch a keyboard and mouse?
No. Choose a KVM switch if USB peripheral sharing is required.


