Kramer Electronics
Kramer Electronics VP-200N5 1:2 UXGA Distribution Amplifier
Distributes one UXGA signal up to 1920 x 1200 to two displays via 15-pin HD connectors
- Distributes one UXGA source to two displays
- Supports 1920 x 1200 resolution for sharp images
- Buffered outputs preserve signal integrity over distance
- High-density 15-pin HD connectors ensure secure links
- Ideal for conference rooms and classroom installations
Purpose and audience
The Kramer Electronics VP-200N5 is a 1:2 UXGA distribution amplifier built to send one computer graphics signal to two displays or projectors. It suits conference rooms, classrooms and professional AV installations that need the same high-resolution image on multiple screens simultaneously.
Signal limits
The unit accepts UXGA input up to 1920 x 1200 pixels and buffers the signal to preserve integrity across both outputs. High-density 15-pin HD connectors provide secure links, while the 1:2 topology means the amplifier cannot drive more than two destinations from a single source.
Capacity and headroom
The amplifier comfortably handles dual-display setups at full UXGA resolution without degradation. It runs out of headroom when a third display is required or when source resolutions exceed 1920 x 1200, so larger distribution tasks need additional hardware.
Highlights
- Distributes one UXGA source to two displays
- Supports 1920 x 1200 resolution for sharp images
- Buffered outputs preserve signal integrity over distance
- High-density 15-pin HD connectors ensure secure links
- Ideal for conference rooms and classroom installations
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which VP-200N5 version should I choose for a single source and two displays?
The VP-200N5 is a fixed 1:2 distribution amplifier, so one unit handles one input and two outputs without any capacity options to select.
What does the 1920 x 1200 resolution mean when the unit is installed?
It means the amplifier can pass UXGA signals up to 1920 x 1200 pixels to both connected displays without degrading the image quality.
What does the 15-pin HD connector limit in practice?
The 15-pin HD connectors carry analog VGA-style signals, so the link is capped at the 1920 x 1200 UXGA resolution the amplifier is rated for.
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