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HDMI Matrix Switchers
HDMI Matrix Switchers
Shop HDMI matrix switchers at Aus Electronics Direct to route video and audio from multiple HDMI sources to multiple displays. An HDMI matrix lets you select which source appears on each connected screen, making it suitable for home entertainment, meeting rooms, digital signage, control rooms and professional AV installations.
Our range includes 4K HDMI matrix switchers, 2×2, 4×2 and 4×4 configurations, larger multi-input systems, and models with HDBaseT extension for compatible long-distance installations.
Choose the Right HDMI Matrix Switcher
4K HDMI Matrix Switchers
Choose a compatible 4K HDMI matrix to distribute supported high-resolution video from multiple source devices to multiple displays. Check the maximum resolution, refresh rate, bandwidth, HDR support and HDCP compatibility of the individual model.
HDMI Matrix Switchers with HDBaseT
HDBaseT matrix systems combine source selection and signal distribution with transmission over compatible category cabling. Depending on the model, they can simplify installations that connect equipment to displays across multiple rooms or longer cable runs.
Multi-Input and Multi-Output Matrix Systems
Select the number of inputs according to your source devices and the number of outputs according to your displays. For example, a 4×4 matrix supports four inputs and four outputs, subject to the device's routing and compatibility capabilities.
HDMI Matrix vs HDMI Splitter vs HDMI Switch
An HDMI matrix switcher routes multiple sources to multiple displays, often allowing different sources to be viewed on different screens. An HDMI splitter distributes one source to multiple displays, while a standard HDMI switch selects between multiple sources for a single display.
How to Choose an HDMI Matrix
Before purchasing, check the number of inputs and outputs, supported video formats, audio extraction requirements, control options, HDCP compatibility and cable distance. For commercial installations, also consider remote control, integration requirements and whether HDBaseT extension is needed.
Browse our HDMI matrix switcher range to find a suitable solution for your AV setup.