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VGA Video Splitter VALUE 2-way 250 MHz, 2x VGA outputs, 0.65 m cable, grey
VGA Video Splitter VALUE 2-way 250 MHz, 2x VGA outputs, 0.65 m cable, grey
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VGA Video Splitter VALUE 2-way 250 MHz, 2x VGA outputs, 0.65 m cable, grey
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VGA Video Splitter VALUE 2-way 250 MHz, 2x VGA outputs, 0.65 m cable, grey
VGA Video Splitter VALUE 2-way 250 MHz, 2x VGA outputs, 0.65 m cable, grey
VALUE VGA Video Splitter 2-way is a compact device that duplicates one analog VGA video signal to two VGA displays. The unit provides a 250 MHz video bandwidth and supports nominal resolutions up to 1920 x 1440, enabling clear duplication of standard VGA sources for presentations, classrooms, point-of-sale displays and basic monitoring setups. The splitter includes an integrated 0.65 m video cable and a USB Type-A power lead in a grey housing for simple connection and portable use.
The splitter delivers two identical VGA outputs from a single HD15 M input without requiring complex configuration. With 250 MHz bandwidth and support for DDC/DDC2 on port 1, it preserves signal integrity and EDID communication for many common displays. The device is cascable for basic expansion, and its integrated USB power cable eliminates the need for a separate power brick, simplifying installation and transport.
Connect the HD15 male video cable from the splitter to the VGA output of your source device. Attach the two HD15 female outputs to the VGA inputs of the destination displays using standard VGA cables. Plug the integrated USB Type-A power cable into a USB port on the source device or an external USB power supply to provide the necessary power. Turn on the source and both displays; the splitter will mirror the same analog video signal to both outputs. If a display does not show an image, verify cable connections, ensure the display supports the selected resolution, and connect the USB power if required.
For optimal results, use short, high-quality VGA cables and set the source resolution within the supported nominal maximum (up to 1920 x 1440). If both displays have different native resolutions, set the source to a resolution compatible with both to avoid scaling artifacts. When cascading multiple splitters, be aware that signal quality may degrade; keep cable runs short and use powered USB supply if the source USB port cannot provide sufficient current.
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