Cables To Go 2-Port UXGA Monitor Splitter/Extender Up to 210' Extender with 2 Different Video Outputs Switcher

Now you can split your VGA signal to 2 outputs up to 210 feet so you can distribute any video signal to 2 different video outputs, while maintaining vivid picture quality. C2G's 29503 though powerful, this splitter is easy to use; just connect the cables, and you're ready to go! There is no software required, or complicated interface cards to install. This monitor splitter not only distributes, but also boosts your high resolution video signal up to 210 feet. Use it for classrooms, exhibits, tradeshows, monitor testing, demonstrations and multimedia presentations; it also is ideal for broadcasting video information such as news headlines, stock prices, airline flights and train schedules.

Includes power-saving mode, color-coded connectors for the input and outputs, durable all-metal housing, power and activity LED indicators. Also suitable for XGA, SVGA, VGA, and MultiSync® resolution monitors. Daisy-chain multiple units together for even more outputs.

NOTE: The term "extender" refers to the product's ability to extend the distance of your cable runs to 210 feet. It does not mean the product provides "extended desktop" functionality, or the ability to view different information on each of your monitors. If you are looking to add extended desktop capabilities to your computer. UXGA provides a screen resolution of 1600 x 1200 pixels.

What's in the C2G 29503 Box:

• One video splitter
• One power adapter
• User manual

C2G 29503 Features:

• Split a single VGA signal from a PC to two or moredisplays
• Combine multiple splitters to display signal to evenmore displays
• Available in 2 and 4-port versions

C2G 29503 Specifications:

• Please see the attached document for specifications details.
• System Requirements for the C2G 29503:
  • Any system with an HD15 VGA video card
  • One Male to Male HD15 cable (to connect the splitter to a computer) andtwo Male to Male HD15 cables (to connect the splitter to the monitors). Eachcable must have UXGA resolution to deliver the true potential resolution ofthis splitter.