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Vszerda 1×2 VGA Splitter 250 MHz 1920×1440@60Hz 30 m daisy-chain video switch

SKU CH-NYK5-72RAK

Splits one VGA source to two displays at 1920×1440 60 Hz with 250 MHz bandwidth and 30 m reach, supporting three daisy-chained units

  • Splits one VGA source to two displays
  • 250 MHz bandwidth keeps 1920×1440 at 60 Hz sharp
  • Signal reaches 30 metres without quality loss
  • Daisy-chain up to three units for more screens
  • DDC, DDC2, DDC2B support on port one

1×2 VGA splitter for multi-display signage

This 1×2 VGA splitter duplicates one VGA source to two monitors, supporting resolutions up to 1920×1440 at 60 Hz with 250 MHz video bandwidth. It is aimed at digital signage in schools, retail displays, trade shows and public broadcast systems where the same image must appear on several screens.

Plug-and-play with daisy-chain expansion

The unit connects via standard 15-pin VGA ports and requires no software drivers; simply link the source to the input and two displays to the outputs. An integrated booster extends the signal up to 30 metres, and up to three units can be daisy-chained for larger installations. Only the first output passes DDC, DDC2 and DDC2B data, so secondary monitors may not report EDID information correctly.

Check source resolution and cable length

Verify that your source device can output 1920×1440 at 60 Hz or a lower supported mode such as VGA, XGA, SVGA, UXGA or WUXGA. Ensure the total cable run from source to the farthest display does not exceed 30 metres, and note that only the first output supports DDC communication for automatic display detection.

Highlights

  • Splits one VGA source to two displays
  • 250 MHz bandwidth keeps 1920×1440 at 60 Hz sharp
  • Signal reaches 30 metres without quality loss
  • Daisy-chain up to three units for more screens
  • DDC, DDC2, DDC2B support on port one

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How can I confirm the 250 MHz video bandwidth is delivering 1920×1440@60Hz to both connected monitors?

Connect each display to the two VGA 15HDF outputs, set the source to 1920×1440@60Hz, and verify both screens show a stable image without flicker or signal loss at that resolution and refresh rate.

What cables or adapters are included, and what must I provide to link a computer and two monitors up to 30 m away?

The splitter itself is supplied; you must provide three VGA 15HDF cables — one from the source to the input and two from the outputs to the displays — rated for the required 30 m distance.

Should I choose a single unit or add more splitters to reach six monitors using the daisy-chain capability?

One unit drives two monitors; linking three units in a daisy-chain expands the installation to six displays while keeping the 250 MHz bandwidth and 1920×1440@60Hz specification on each output.

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