Tripp Lite High Resolution VGA Monitor Y Splitter Cable, Resolutions up to 1600x1200
Setting up twin displays on an older desktop or server cart usually means hunting down an extra card or settling for a single screen. We built this Y cable to duplicate an analog video feed straight from one source to two monitors without extra power blocks. Plug the male lead in back and branch to your display runs.
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- Splits the SXGA/UXGA signal providing simultaneous display of the same image on two monitors
- HD15 Male splits to 2 HD15 Female, 6-ft
- RGB cable construction supports resolutions up to 1600 x 1200
- If looking to display two different images on two monitors, add a second VGA port to your computer with U244-001-VGA-R
How this one is built
Molded split housing
A solid overmolded junction holds the single line and the two output legs together. The strain relief absorbs the pull when display leads hang off the back of a desk or workbench.
Direct analog feed
Miniature coaxial RGB wiring carries the color channels cleanly to both screens simultaneously. Text stays readable and presentation slides remain sharp across both connected monitors.
Female output ends
The dual female connectors accept standard video patch cords coming from your displays. Thumbscrews let you fasten both monitor lines down tight so nothing wriggles loose under a desk.
Source connection
The male plug fits right into the back of your workstation, kiosk base or test bench. It sends identical video out to both lines, so setup takes only a moment.
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