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LUOM OZJ5 HDMI Matrix 3x2 Switch 4K@60Hz 18.5Gbps Black

SKU CH-RW5Z-524XY

A 3x2 HDMI matrix routes three 4K@60Hz sources to two displays with independent optical and 3.5mm audio extraction and IR remote control

  • Port count3-Port
  • Adapter typeHDMI Switch/Extender
  • Input ports3 x HDMI
  • Output ports2 x HDMI
  • Max cable length10m AWG26 HDMI2.0b standard cable
  • Maximum supported resolutions4K@60 Hz
  • Route any of three 4K sources to two displays independently
  • 5 Gbps bandwidth carries 4K at 60 Hz with HDR10
  • HDCP 2.2 compliance protects premium 4K content
  • Optical and 3.5 mm audio outputs extract sound separately per zone
  • IR remote and front buttons give instant switching control

3×2 HDMI matrix for multi-source setups

The LUOM OZJ5 routes three HDMI sources to two displays independently, letting each screen show the same or a different 4K@60 Hz signal. It is aimed at installers and home-theatre users who need simultaneous distribution without re-cabling. IR remote and front-panel buttons provide direct input selection for each output.

Passive cooling with low power draw

The unit operates from a 5 V DC supply at up to 600 mA and runs silently without fans across a -15 °C to 45 °C range. Audio extraction via two optical SPDIF and two 3.5 mm stereo ports adds no measurable heat, keeping the chassis cool during continuous operation.

Compact chassis fits tight racks or shelves

At 5.91 × 2.36 × 0.79 inches and 11.9 ounces, the switch sits behind displays or in shallow cabinets without blocking vents. It supports HDMI cables up to 10 m at 4K@60 Hz, so sources can stay in a rack while screens are wall-mounted. Buyers who need more than three inputs or more than two zones will need a larger matrix.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameLUOM
Product lineOZJ5
Model nameOZJ5
Part numberOZJ5
Product typeHDMI Switchers
Adapter typeHDMI Switch/Extender
Product colorBlack
Performance
Bandwidth rating18.5 Gbit/s/600 MHz
Display
Maximum supported resolutions4K@60 Hz
Audio & video
Matrix switchingYes
SoundYes
Ports & slots
Port count3-Port
Input ports3 x HDMI
Output ports2 x HDMI
Size & build
Max cable length10m AWG26 HDMI2.0b standard cable
Product dimensions5.91 × 2.36 × 0.79 in
Product weight11.9 oz
In the box
Units per package1
In the box1x HDMI Matrix 3 × 2
1x 5 V power adapter
1x IR Remote Control
1x User Manual

Questions about this item

How do I connect the three HDMI sources and two displays, and which step do people often miss?

Connect each source to one of the three HDMI input ports and each display to one of the two HDMI output ports, then apply DC 5V power. The step people miss is setting the audio mode on each output to TV pass-through, 2.0 or 5.1 so the extracted optical or 3.5 mm audio matches the connected equipment.

What maintenance or replacement will the LUOM OZJ5 need over time?

The unit has no user-serviceable parts. If the 5 V 600 mA power adapter fails, replace it with an equivalent DC 5V supply. Keep ventilation clear so the operating temperature stays between -15 °C and 45 °C.

What is the first limit I will hit when running 4K@60Hz continuously?

The 18.5 Gbps bandwidth ceiling and HDMI 2.0b spec cap the signal at 4K 60 Hz 4:4:4. Cable runs longer than 10 m with AWG26 HDMI 2.0b cable will degrade the signal before the switch itself becomes the bottleneck.

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