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Black Box VGA Video Splitter (AC057A-R2) 4-Ports External Video splitter

Aeliya Marine Tech Private Limited (2371)

98.8% positive feedback

Price:

C $210.63

(inclusive of GST)

ApproximatelyS$ 195.26

Free shipping

Estimated delivery Tue, 28 Oct - Tue, 18 Nov

Returns:

30 days return. Seller pays for return shipping.

Condition:

Used

About this product

Product Information

The VGA output on your computer is designed to drive signals a few feet away. So what do you do when you need more than one monitor so people at different locations can see what's on your screen? Use VGA Video Splitters. They let your computer drive signals to monitors, projectors, or LCD panels located up to 250 feet (76.2 m) away. The applications are endless: making sales presentations, training employees, or providing everyone on your shop floor with the most current information. Show crystal-clear images up to 250 feet (76.2 m) away. These VGA Video Splitters divide the screen signal coming from the source, then amplify and distribute that signal to monitors located wherever you want them.

Product Identifiers

BrandBlack Box

MPNAC057A-R2

Model4-Channel

eBay Product ID (ePID)74126129

Dimensions

Weight2.65lbs.

Depth3.31in

Height1.5in

Width7.28in

Additional Product Features

Power SourceAC 120V (60Hz)

Ports Qty4

Power SupplyPower Adapter-External

CompatibilityPC

Form FactorExternal

Networking TypeVideo Splitter

Enclosure TypeExternal

Interfaces4X Display / Video-VGA Output-15 Pin HD D-Sub (Hd-15)

TypeVideo Splitter

Connectivity TechnologyWired