3 Way Composite RCA Audio Video Input Selector Switch (3in/1out)
Switches Audio & Video Signals | Manual Slide Switch | Share Three Devices w/ One Display
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3 Way Composite RCA Audio Video Input Selector Switch (3in/1out)
This RCA Composite Video switch is a 3 Input by 1 Output switcher that can be used for Composite Video plus Stereo Audio. Selection can be made by the silde of a switch. Up to three Composite Video devices, such VCR's, DVD Players, Video Game Consoles, Satellite Receivers or Cable Boxes, can be connected to a destination device, such as TV Set or VCR, without moving cables around.
Features
- Select up to three inputs
- Switches both the stereo audio and video signal inputs to one outlet
- Gold plated RCA jacks and low profile slide switch
Don't Forget the Cables!
| Tariff Percentage | 15% |
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Proposition 65
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Directive on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment in the European Union. It stands for Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive.
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Q: What’s the difference between a switch and a splitter?
A: A switch allows you to connect multiple video sources to 1 display. A splitter allows you to take the video from one source and then display it on multiple displays depending on how many outputs the splitter has.
Q: Will I lose picture quality if I use a switch?
A: No a switch will maintain the picture quality.
