Kramer 5 Channel Multiviewer
The Kramer 5 Channel Multiviewer (60-80036010) offers a powerful and efficient solution for monitoring multiple video sources simultaneously. Ideal for broadcast control rooms, security operations, and any professional AV environment, this multiviewer simplifies complex setups and enhances decision-making.
Benefits:
- Enhanced Situational Awareness: View up to five different video sources on a single display, eliminating the need to switch between inputs constantly.
- Improved Efficiency: Streamline your workflow and make faster, more informed decisions by having all critical visuals readily available.
- Space-Saving Design: Replace multiple monitors with a single display, freeing up valuable workspace and reducing clutter.
- Customizable Layouts: Configure the display layout to suit your specific needs, ensuring optimal viewing of all sources.
- Reliable Performance: Built with Kramer's renowned quality and reliability, ensuring consistent and uninterrupted performance in demanding environments.
Features:
- Supports up to five video inputs.
- Multiple pre-defined layout options.
- User-definable UMD labels for easy identification of sources.
- High-quality video processing for clear and crisp images.
- Compact and robust design for professional installations.
- RS-232 control for seamless integration with other systems.
- Flexible mounting options for various installation scenarios.
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