Eaton Tripp Lite series 4-Port VGA / SVGA Video Splitter Signal Booster High Resolution Video - video splitter - 4 ports
$79.94
$51.99
Mfg # B114-004-R
CDW # 465164
Quick tech specs
- Splits a single VGA video signal to 4 monitors or projectors
- The splitter can be located up to 25ft from the connected computer and up to 185ft from the connected monitors
- VGA video splitter/ 4 port VGA splitter/ 4 port VGA video splitter/ Wall mount splitter/ Computer video splitter/ 350MHz
- Supports video resolutions up to 2048x1536 @ 60Hz to be transmitted up to 210ft from the source
- Quick/easy solution to split a video signal in an auditorium,etc
- Tripp Lite is now part of Eaton
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Tripp Lite's 4-Port VGA/SVGA Video Splitter provides bandwidth support at 350MHZ, allowing simultaneous display of video on up to 4 monitors. In addition, a built-in booster allows a video signal (up to 2048 x 1536 @ 60Hz) to be transmitted up to 64 m (210-ft.) from the source. Four standard HD15 female ports are used to connect the monitors, while a fifth HD15 male port is used to connect the CPU. The splitter can be located up to 7.62 m (25-ft.) from the connected computer, and up to 56.3 m (185-ft.) from the connected monitors. The number of connected monitors can be expanded by cascading up to 3 levels of B114-004-R splitters together.
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Eaton Tripp Lite series 4-Port VGA / SVGA Video Splitter Signal Booster Hig is rated
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Compact and easy to use!
Bought this to replace an 8 port VGA splitter as that many ports really werent needed. This one is nice and compact and it easy to use.
Date published: 2012-11-01T00:00:00-04:00
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Support possible for Older Technology
Our Church still has some older technology just barely on the verge of functioning. This Splitter / Booster allows for the two projectors, two small stage monitors and an input to the streaming system to continue to function. It does the job for all four output ports. For the price it was a great way to put off the inevitable higher cost of upgrading.
Date published: 2021-04-02T00:00:00-04:00