VGA Splitter 4 Port – 1 In 4 Out Video Distribution Amplifier

Effortlessly expand your display capabilities with the 4-Port VGA Splitter, a reliable solution for sharing one VGA signal across four monitors or projectors at once. Whether you’re giving a presentation, setting up a digital signage system, or building a classroom or surveillance setup, this splitter ensures your video content reaches every screen with consistent clarity.

🔹 Why Choose This VGA Splitter?

Although many video distribution tools exist, this 4-Port VGA Splitter stands out thanks to its robust design, excellent signal amplification, and plug-and-play simplicity. Not only does it make setup quick and hassle-free, but it also preserves image quality—even over longer cable runs.

✅ Key Features

• 1 Input, 4 Outputs: Seamlessly connect a single VGA source—like a computer, DVR, or laptop—to four separate display devices.

• High Resolution Support: Enjoy crisp visuals with support for resolutions up to 2048×1536 @ 60Hz, depending on the model.

• Built-In Amplification: As the signal travels, built-in amplification technology ensures that the video quality remains sharp, even up to 30 meters away.

• Easy Setup: No drivers or software required. Just plug it in, power it on, and you’re ready to go.

• Durable Build: Designed with either a rugged metal or high-quality ABS plastic casing for long-lasting use.

• Stable Power Supply: An external DC power adapter ensures consistent performance across all connected outputs.

📊 Technical Specifications

• Video Input: 1 x VGA (15-pin D-sub)

• Video Outputs: 4 x VGA (15-pin D-sub)

• Supported Resolution: Up to 2048×1536 @ 60Hz

• Bandwidth: Typically 250 MHz or higher

• Max Cable Length: Up to 30m (using quality VGA cables)

• Power Source: External DC 5V or 9V adapter (varies by model)

• Build Material: Metal or high-durability plastic

• LED Indicators: May include power or signal indicators for easy monitoring

🧩 Where Can You Use It?

• Education: Display the same lesson or visual content across several monitors or projectors in a classroom.

• Retail & Signage: Mirror advertisements or product videos on multiple screens throughout a store or showroom.

• Surveillance Systems: Output a single DVR signal to multiple security monitors simultaneously.

• Business & Conferences: Share a laptop or PC screen across multiple large displays during meetings or group sessions.