Simultaneously connect up to eight monitors to the same video source from as far as 330 feet away with the Cat5 Distribution Amplifier.
How it Works
The VGA Cat5 Distribution Sender takes a VGA video signal and converts, splits, and extends it. The signal is first converted from VGA to Cat5, then split from a single signal to eight, and finally amplified and sent through each of the eight RJ45 ports.
The video signal can now be sent through each Cat 5 cable over distances of up to 330 feet to your displays. This is where the Cat 5 Distribution Reciever comes in. One receiver at each Cat5 termination converts your signal back to VGA - from there, simply connect to your monitor, projector, or other display.
A Few Notes
VGA output 1 is the primary connection and should be used for the main display - outputs 2 through 8 will follow the main display. All VGA displays (1-8) MUST have the same native resolution in order to get an image.
To extend a component signal, all you need is a VGA to Component Cable and a VGA Female to Female Adapter.
