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ATEN VS94A 4-Port VGA Splitter KVM Switch

SKU CH-W01F-T03PT MPN VS94A

Duplicates one VGA source to four monitors at 1920 x 1440 resolution, cascadable to 64 displays over 65 m

  • TypeD-Sub
  • PC Connectors4 x HDB-15 Female (Blue)
  • Console Connectors1 x HDB-15 Male (Blue)
  • Computer Connections1 Port
  • Monitor Connections4 Ports
  • Video Resolution1920 x 1440
  • Duplicates one video source to four displays simultaneously
  • Cascades up to three levels for 64 total outputs
  • Delivers 1920 x 1440 resolution at 60 Hz refresh
  • Transmits clean VGA signals up to 65 metres distance
  • Operates reliably from 0 to 50 °C ambient temperature

Signal Distribution

The ATEN VS94A is a four-port VGA splitter that takes a single analogue video source and duplicates it across four displays. It suits classrooms, control rooms and public-signage installations where identical content must reach multiple monitors from one computer. The unit accepts a single HDB-15 input and provides four HDB-15 outputs, supporting VGA, SVGA, XGA and UXGA multisync signals up to 1920 x 1440 resolution.

Thermal & Power Profile

The device operates between 0 °C and 50 °C with humidity up to 80 % non-condensing, drawing a maximum of 2.43 W from the included 9 V DC adapter. No active cooling is present, so the metal chassis runs silently and adds negligible heat to a rack or desk. Power consumption remains constant regardless of how many of the four outputs are actively connected.

Sustained-Load Behaviour

Bandwidth of 350 MHz maintains 1920 x 1440 at 60 Hz across all outputs during continuous operation, and the signal can travel up to 65 m without noticeable degradation. Cascading up to three levels expands the system to 64 monitors while preserving the same resolution and refresh rate. The passive design means performance does not throttle over time, making it reliable for all-day broadcasting or monitoring tasks.

Highlights

  • Duplicates one video source to four displays simultaneously
  • Cascades up to three levels for 64 total outputs
  • Delivers 1920 x 1440 resolution at 60 Hz refresh
  • Transmits clean VGA signals up to 65 metres distance
  • Operates reliably from 0 to 50 °C ambient temperature

Specifications

BrandATEN
ModelVS94A
TypeD-Sub
PC Connectors4 x HDB-15 Female (Blue)
Console Connectors1 x HDB-15 Male (Blue)
Computer Connections1 Port
Monitor Connections4 Ports
Video Resolution1920 x 1440
Monitors SupportedVGA, SVGA, XGA, UXGA Multisync
Temperature0ºC to 50ºC(32ºF to 122ºF)
Humidity0% to 80%,Non-Condensing
Power FeaturesDC9V 2.43W (Max.)
SplitterOnlyVGA Monitor Splitter only
FeaturesOne video input to 4 video outputs
Cascadable to 3 levels - provides up to 64 video signals
Supports 350 MHz bandwidth
Long-distance transmission - up to 65 m
Superior video quality - 1920 x 1440@60Hz
DDC, DDC2, DDC2B Compatible (Port 1 only)
Supports VGA, XGA, SVGA, UXGA,WUXGA and multisync monitors
All metal casing
Dimensions7.87" x 2.95" x 1.77"
Weight0.99 lbs
Shipping weight0.93 kg
Package size249 × 170 × 71 mm

Questions about this item

How do I connect the four VGA monitors to the splitter and which step is most often missed?

Connect the computer to the single HDB-15 male console port, then attach each monitor to one of the four HDB-15 female PC ports. The step most often missed is plugging in the DC 9 V power adapter before turning on the displays.

What maintenance will the VS94A need over time?

No scheduled maintenance is required. Keep the ventilation slots clear and operate within 0 to 50 °C and 0 to 80 % non-condensing humidity. If a monitor port fails, the unit itself must be replaced.

What is the first limit I will hit when running all four outputs continuously at maximum resolution?

The 350 MHz bandwidth ceiling is reached first; it supports 1920 x 1440 at 60 Hz per output, so sustained use at that resolution uses the full available bandwidth.

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