Video Splitter, VGA/SVGA, 2-Port Signal Booster, HD15 Ports
SKU: TRPB114002R
Split a single VGA/SVGA signal into two separate signals.
Features two HD15 female ports for connecting monitors and an HD15 male port for connecting the CPU.
Multiple splitters can be cascaded to add additional monitors.
Allows for the video source to be in a secure, remote location for controlled access while still delivering the signal to devices in another area.
Features two HD15 female ports for connecting monitors and an HD15 male port for connecting the CPU.
Multiple splitters can be cascaded to add additional monitors.
Allows for the video source to be in a secure, remote location for controlled access while still delivering the signal to devices in another area.
TRPB114002R
Split a single VGA/SVGA signal into two separate signals. Allows for the video source to be in a secure, remote location for controlled access while still delivering the signal to devices in another area. Multiple splitters can be cascaded to add additional monitors. Built-in booster allows a video signal to be transmitted up to 210 feet from the source. For Use With: Computer and VGA/SVGA Monitors; Connector/Port/Interface: HD15 Female; Splitter/Coupler Type: Video Splitter; Color(s): Black.
Split a single VGA/SVGA signal into two separate signals. Allows for the video source to be in a secure, remote location for controlled access while still delivering the signal to devices in another area. Multiple splitters can be cascaded to add additional monitors. Built-in booster allows a video signal to be transmitted up to 210 feet from the source. For Use With: Computer and VGA/SVGA Monitors; Connector/Port/Interface: HD15 Female; Splitter/Coupler Type: Video Splitter; Color(s): Black.
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