4 Port VGA Splitter Powered 1 Input 4 Output for Video Screen Duplication

4 Port VGA Splitter Powered 1 in 4 out for Video Screen Duplication, Support 1920x1440 Resolution 200 MHz Bandwidth, 1 PC to 4 VGA Monitor/Projector, including AC Adaptor

• With this 4 Port VGA Switch you can make that 4 computers share 1 monitor, projector. Conversely, make 4 monitors share 1 computer, projector but not simultaneously. Convenient to switch--just press the relative button. No additional software and external power supply needed.
• Input with PC/Notebook,Output with projector/LCD/TV. This VGA switch may be used in security setups where monitoring different areas of a building is required and switching between multiple inputs is a necessity , Ideal for presentations, classrooms, control center, remote monitoring & training facilities.
• Input / output channel switching mode: Panel switch(A/B/C/D Manual Switch),Type : 4 In 1 Out VAG Ports,Interface : VGA Female Ports;Resolution : up to 1920 x 1440;Main Color : Black;Net Weight : 255g;Size : 11.2 x 7.3 x 2.5cm / 4.4" x 2.9" x 1.0" (L*W*H);
• Supports VGA resolutions up to full HD 1920x1080 and WUXGA 1920x1440,Enables multiple PCs/laptops (or other VGA sources) to share one VGA monitor or projector ;SPECIAL FEATURE: Enable multi computers to share one monitor , projector or, conversely, make two monitors, projectors to share one computers not simultaneously.Fully shielded metal casing and easy to use push buttons;Auto-detect display DDC information for the optimal resolution,No External Power Supply Needed.

VGA 4 Port Splitter Features;

• Compact, light weight, portable size.
• Easy to install, plug and play.
• Powered by AC adapter.
• LED indicator.
• No software driver needed.
• Used for teaching showing, bond/finance/futures broadcasting.

Ports are compatible with:

• DDC.
• DDC2.
• DDC2B.

Monitors supported by the splitter include:

• VGA.
• XGA.
• SVGA.
• UXGA.
• WUXGA.
• Multi sync.

Applications include:
• Financial – the remote display of stock market information.
• Education – the remote display of lectures and lessons to halls and classrooms.
• Business – the remote display of addresses to overflow rooms; video conferencing; and demos.