SVGA Video Splitter
Plugs into a SVGA 15pin socket and allows the connection of two monitors, or ...SVGA Video Splitter
Plugs into a SVGA 15pin socket and allows the connection of two monitors, or a monitor and a projector (or any device with a 15pin SVGA input).
Splits the signal with no amplification, so there is a little loss of quality.
For professional signal splitters, use the powered video splitters.
Black
Approximately 26cm long.
This guide is for users looking to connect two displays to a single VGA source, such as a computer. The kenable SVGA Monitor Splitter allows you to duplicate your display signal, making it ideal for presentations or situations where you need to view the same content on multiple screens. However, it's important to note that this splitter does not amplify the signal, which may result in a slight loss of quality over longer cable runs.
All features
Colour
Black
Model Part Number
001753
Brand
kenable
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum resolution supported?
The splitter supports resolutions up to the capabilities of the connected displays and the source device. However, since the signal is not amplified, the image quality may degrade at higher resolutions or with longer cable runs.
Does this splitter require any drivers or software?
No, the kenable SVGA Monitor Splitter is a plug-and-play device and does not require any drivers or software installation.
Can I use this with a longer VGA cable?
Yes, but be aware that longer cable runs can result in signal degradation. If you experience image quality issues, try shorter cables or consider a powered VGA splitter.
What is the length of the splitter cable?
The cable is approximately 26cm long.
What is the warranty?
The product comes with a warranty that covers manufacturing defects. Please refer to your purchase details for specific warranty information.
Troubleshooting
No image on one or both displays.
Ensure all connections are secure. Check that the displays are turned on and set to the correct input source. Try a different VGA cable.
Image quality is poor or blurry.
Ensure the VGA cables are of good quality and not too long. If the issue persists, consider a powered VGA splitter for signal amplification, especially for longer cable runs.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Allows you to display content on two screens simultaneously.
Easy to set up and use; no software required.
Compact and portable design.
A cost-effective solution for splitting VGA signals.
Cons
Does not amplify the signal, potentially leading to quality loss over longer distances.
Not suitable for applications requiring high-resolution or high-bandwidth signals.
Image quality may be slightly degraded compared to a direct connection.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Connect the Source: Plug the male VGA connector of the splitter into the VGA port of your computer or other source device.
Connect the Displays: Connect the VGA cables from your monitors or projectors to the female VGA connectors on the splitter.
Power On: Turn on your source device and the connected displays.
Compatibility: This splitter is compatible with most devices that have a VGA output and displays with a VGA input.
Care: Avoid bending the cable sharply. Clean with a dry cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals.