Vszerda
Vszerda AV-Y8 8-Port RCA Composite AV Splitter 1024x768@85Hz AC 110/220V
Splits one composite AV source to eight displays simultaneously at 1024x768@85Hz with AC 110/220V power
- TypeAUDIO CABLE
- Changer TypeRCA
- ColorBlack
- Ports8
- Input Connector8
- Output ConnectorFemale
- One AV source drives eight displays simultaneously
- Supports 1024 x 768 resolution at 85 Hz refresh rate
- Standard yellow-red-white RCA connectors for wide compatibility
- AC 110/220 V power with LED indicator included
- Compact 0.5 kg design suited for office or home use
8-Port RCA Composite Splitter
The Vszerda AV-Y8 takes a single composite video and audio source and duplicates it across eight RCA outputs simultaneously. It is built for installers or home users who need to feed the same signal to multiple displays or recorders from one AV device.
AC-powered with LED indicator
The unit runs from an included AC adapter that accepts 110/220V mains input. A front LED shows power status, and the passive design adds no audible noise or measurable heat during normal operation.
1024 x 768 @ 85 Hz maximum
This resolution ceiling decides whether the splitter fits the source material; higher-definition or progressive-scan signals are not supported. Buyers needing HDMI, component or higher-resolution distribution should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- One AV source drives eight displays simultaneously
- Supports 1024 x 768 resolution at 85 Hz refresh rate
- Standard yellow-red-white RCA connectors for wide compatibility
- AC 110/220 V power with LED indicator included
- Compact 0.5 kg design suited for office or home use
Specifications
| Brand | axGear |
|---|---|
| Model | AV-Y8 |
| Part Number | AV-Y8 |
| Type | AUDIO CABLE |
| Changer Type | RCA |
| Color | Black |
| Ports | 8 |
| Input Connector | 8 |
| Output Connector | Female |
| Weight | 0.5 kilograms |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the AC 110/220V adapter and the eight RCA cables without mixing the yellow, red and white plugs?
Plug the supplied AC adapter into the splitter's power socket, connect the single source device to the input RCA trio, then run eight sets of yellow-red-white cables from the eight output ports to each display or recorder.
Will the internal amplifier or the LED power indicator need replacement after extended use?
The unit has no user-serviceable amplifier or bulb; the LED is soldered to the board and the AC adapter is the only external part that may require swapping if it fails.
At what point does the 1024 x 768 @ 85 Hz signal degrade when driving all eight outputs over long cables?
The splitter maintains the rated 1024 x 768 @ 85 Hz at each output, but composite cable runs beyond a few metres can introduce noise or colour loss before the device itself reaches any limit.
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