Video Splitter

Video Splitter also known as a Distribution Amplifier is a signal booster and splitter. It allows you to display the same image on multiple monitors from one PC. The built in signal booster enhances the video quality, thus delivering crystal clear picture as if all the monitors were directly connected to the PC.

VGA Video Splitter allows you to drive multiple monitors off one PC. These Video Splitters display the same image on all monitors. You can cascade multiple 2, 4, 8 and 16 port splitters to display the same picture or image on up to 90 monitors.

VGA Video Splitter extender via Cat5 extends video signals up to 900 feet using inexpensive CAT5 UTP cable. This splitter extender consists of two units. The local unit 2, 4, 8 ports connects to your local PC and allows you to connect a local monitor next to the PC, and the remote receiver unit connects to each of the remote monitors.

Quad Screen Splitter enables users to display and monitor video signals from four different computers or video sources simultaneously on a single screen with keyboard and mouse operation. It processes analog and digital video signals via DVI-I / VGA connections. Quad Screen Splitter also referred to as Quad Screen Distribution Amplifier allows users to attach computers to their keyboard and mouse either via PS/2 or USB interfaces. Utilization of this Video Splitter is particularly effective in a large-scale KVM switching and surveillance system. In such a configuration, video signals from any four computers out of a larger pool of servers can be displayed and administered.

DVI Video Splitter allows you to connect up to eight DVI digital monitors and display the same image on all monitors simultaneously. This video splitter supports digital plasma screens & flat panels, projectors, HD DVD, satellite receivers, and any other monitors with DVI connectors.

Video Splitters can be used at airports, stores, restaurants, trains, planes, banks, stock exchanges, churches, shopping malls, clubs and classroom environments for video broadcasting such as remote monitoring, presentations and advertising.