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192KHz ARC Audio Extractor HDMI ARC to SPDIF + Coaxial + L/R Converter Audio Return Channel Adapter, 192KHz ARC

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192KHz ARC Audio Extractor HDMI ARC to SPDIF + Coaxial + L/R Converter Audio Return Channel Adapter, 192KHz ARC1. Support SPDIF output. 2. Support COAXIAL output. 3. Support RCA stereo output. 4. Support 3. 5mm stereo headphone output. 5. 3. 5mm stereo headphone port equipped with high performance audio amplifier 6. Support switch noise reduction 7. Support automatic signal mute function 8. Support transmission of 192KHz audio sampling rate. 9. Optical fiber coaxial interface supports 5. 1 channel transmission. Specification: General Types Adapter Material

1.Support SPDIF output.
2.Support COAXIAL output.
3.Support RCA stereo output.
4.Support 3.5mm stereo headphone output.
5.3.5mm stereo headphone port equipped with high performance audio amplifier
6.Support switch noise reduction
7.Support automatic signal mute function
8.Support transmission of 192KHz audio sampling rate.
9.Optical fiber coaxial interface supports 5.1 channel transmission.


Specification:
General
Types Adapter
Material Aluminum Alloy
Interface 1 x HDMI IN, 1 x Coaxial, 1 x SPDIF, 1 x R/L, 1 x Micro USB, 1 x 3.5mm audio jack
Working Current 65mA
Operating Temperature -10 to 55 Degree Celsius
Storage Temperature -20 ~ 60 Degree Celsius
Operating Humidity 10 ~ 90 Percent RH (Non-condensing)
Storage Humidity 5 ~ 95 Percent RH (Non-condensing)
Size 80*60*21mm
Weight 87g
Package Include
Package Contents 1 x Converter
1 x USB Cable
1 x User Manual
Package Weight
One Package Weight 0.15kgs / 0.33lb
One Package Size 16cm * 10.5cm * 3cm / 6.3inch * 4.13inch * 1.18inch
Qty per Carton 50
Carton Weight 10.50kgs / 23.15lb
Carton Size 40cm * 30cm * 24cm / 15.75inch * 11.81inch * 9.45inch
Loading Container 20GP: 925 cartons * 50 pcs = 46250 pcs
40HQ: 2149 cartons * 50 pcs = 107450 pcs

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