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Small rectangular metal box with one VGA input and four VGA outputs

Vszerda

Vszerda 1×4 VGA Splitter 250 MHz 1920×1440@60Hz video switch

SKU CH-EM4Z-EFRM2

Splits one VGA source to four displays at up to 1920×1440@60Hz with 250 MHz bandwidth and 30 m reach

  • Splits one VGA source to four displays
  • 250 MHz bandwidth keeps video sharp at 1920×1440@60Hz
  • Built-in booster extends signal up to 100 feet (30 m)
  • Daisy-chain up to three units for larger installations
  • DDC, DDC2, DDC2B support on port one for monitor handshake

4-Port VGA Splitter for Multi-Display Setups

The Vszerda 1×4 VGA splitter takes a single 15HDF source and drives four 15HDF monitors or projectors simultaneously. It supports video bandwidth of 250 MHz and resolutions up to 1920×1440 at 60 Hz. An integrated booster extends the signal up to 100 feet or 30 metres. The unit is aimed at digital signage, classrooms and trade-show installations.

Upgrade from Single-Output or Passive Y-Cables

This splitter replaces a direct one-to-one cable or a passive Y-adapter when the same image must appear on four screens at once. The active booster circuit makes the longer 30 metre runs practical without signal loss. Daisy-chaining up to three additional splitters scales the system further for larger public-broadcast deployments.

Check Source Compatibility

Verify the source device has a standard VGA 15HDF output and can drive a 250 MHz bandwidth signal at the desired resolution. Only the first output port passes DDC, DDC2 and DDC2B monitor identification data, so EDID-dependent sources may need that display connected to Port 1. Ensure all cables are rated for the required 30 metre distance.

Highlights

  • Splits one VGA source to four displays
  • 250 MHz bandwidth keeps video sharp at 1920×1440@60Hz
  • Built-in booster extends signal up to 100 feet (30 m)
  • Daisy-chain up to three units for larger installations
  • DDC, DDC2, DDC2B support on port one for monitor handshake

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What type of VGA connector does the splitter use for its single input and four outputs?

Both the input and each of the four outputs use a standard 15-pin VGA 15HDF interface for connecting source devices and displays.

How is the unit powered and what common mistake should be avoided during setup?

The splitter requires an external power adapter; the step users often miss is connecting that adapter before linking the video cables so the internal booster circuit can drive signals up to 30 metres.

Which port supports monitor EDID communication if a display needs to be replaced later?

Only Port 1 is compatible with DDC, DDC2 and DDC2B, so a replacement monitor that relies on automatic resolution negotiation should be connected to that specific output.

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