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4-Port VGA Monitor Splitter, 1920×1440, Metal Case

$22.00 – $40.00 / pc · MOQ 500 pcs

One VGA in, four identical VGA out: a powered splitter for video walls, classrooms and demo counters, at 150 MHz bandwidth up to 1920×1440.

SKU: CTC277 Category: Tags: ,

This powered splitter takes one VGA output and mirrors it to four monitors, projectors or TVs, so every screen shows the same image without software or a second graphics card. It is the box behind training rooms, shop-floor displays, demo counters and digital signage built on VGA screens — set it up once and every display stays in step.

The RGB bandwidth is 150 MHz, which carries resolutions up to 1920×1440 cleanly across all four outputs. It supports VGA, SVGA, XGA and multisync monitors, runs on a DC 5 V supply at 5 W, and works with Windows, macOS, Linux and SUN hosts because it sits below the operating system entirely. The case is silver ABS over copper internals, and units ship from stock with a 1 pc minimum order.

Key features

  • One VGA input mirrored to four outputs
  • 150 MHz RGB bandwidth, up to 1920×1440
  • VGA / SVGA / XGA / multisync monitor support
  • DC 5 V powered, 5 W
  • Silver ABS case, copper signal path

Specifications

Input 1 x VGA (HD15 female)
Outputs 4 x VGA (HD15 female)
Bandwidth 150 MHz, RGB channel
Resolution Up to 1920 x 1440
Monitor support VGA, SVGA, XGA, multisync
Power DC 5 V, 50/60 Hz, 5 W
Case Silver ABS, copper internals
Host support Windows 7/8, XP, macOS, Linux, SUN

Typical applications

  • Training rooms mirroring one PC to four screens
  • Retail and demo counters with repeated displays
  • Industrial monitoring walls on VGA panels
  • Tradeshow booths and exhibition playback

Custom and OEM options

Case colour, port count and branding are production options, and production capacity runs to 100,000 pcs with 3–7 day delivery on stock builds. Orders start from 1 pc.

FAQ

Can the screens show different content?
No. A splitter mirrors one input to all outputs. For independent content you need a matrix switch or extra graphics outputs.

Does it need drivers?
None. It sits on the video signal line, so any OS and any host with a VGA output works.

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