Black Box Corporation
Black Box Corporation VSP-DLDVI1X2 TV Antenna 1x2 300 MHz
Splits one dual-link DVI-D signal to two displays at up to 300 MHz bandwidth
- Splits one DVI signal to two displays
- 300 MHz bandwidth supports high-resolution video
- Serial port enables remote management and control
- Metal housing with RoHS certification for durability
- Compact 8.2 x 2.2 inch footprint saves rack space
Dual-Link DVI-D Splitter
The Black Box VSP-DLDVI1X2 is a Dual-Link DVI-D splitter that takes one input and drives two outputs. It supports a maximum frequency of 300 MHz for high-resolution video distribution. The unit includes a serial port for control integration. It is built for installers who need to duplicate a single DVI source across two displays.
Metal enclosure with AC power
The splitter ships in a metal chassis measuring 8.2 inches wide, 2.2 inches deep and 1 inch high. It weighs approximately 14.40 ounces and operates from a 220 V AC supply. The compact footprint lets it sit on a shelf or mount in a rack without consuming much space. RoHS certification confirms environmentally friendly construction.
Installers needing one-to-two DVI distribution
This product suits AV professionals who must clone a Dual-Link DVI signal to two screens. It does not suit users who require HDMI, DisplayPort or fibre connectivity. Buyers needing more than two outputs or signal extension over long distances should look at other solutions. The serial port aids automation but adds no wireless or network control.
Highlights
- Splits one DVI signal to two displays
- 300 MHz bandwidth supports high-resolution video
- Serial port enables remote management and control
- Metal housing with RoHS certification for durability
- Compact 8.2 x 2.2 inch footprint saves rack space
Specifications
| Brand | Black Box |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.96 kg |
| Package size | 272 × 173 × 76 mm |
Questions about this item
What is the maximum frequency the splitter can handle before signal quality drops?
The splitter supports a maximum frequency of 300 MHz for Dual-Link DVI-D signals.
How much power does the unit draw when running continuously?
It operates from a 220 V AC supply; no separate power-draw figure is published.
Which cables are required to connect a source and two displays?
You need three Dual-Link DVI-D cables — one for the input and two for the outputs.
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