Extender VGA Female to RJ45 Network Adapter

Introduction:
This VGA extender includes a signal transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter which is linked with main engine will convert the VGA signal to standard TCP / IP and transmit by internet. The receiver which is connected with the display will convert the standard TCP / IP signal into VGA signal. In brief, extend the VGA signal 60 meters by CAT-6 cable.

Specifications:
■ Transmitting distance is up to 60 meters (100 feet) by Ethernet cable.
■ Use CAT- 6 replaces VGA wire.
■ Support IEEE-568B standard.
■ Support all kinds of computer system.
■ Support hard disk video recorder, monitor host and other equipment which has a VGA interface.
■ Small, lightweight, no power and driver required, easy installation and flexible in wiring.
■ Widely used in KTV, large screen display and other venues that need to extend the VGA signal to 60 meters by Ethernet cable.
■ Specifications:
■Material: Aluminum alloy.
■ Color: Black.
■ Connector: RJ45, VGA.

Customer Feedback

"This is a great product if you need to extend a VGA signal. I needed about a 130′ extension. When I first hooked them up they didn't work despite my having tested the network cable and having it pass. I couldn't get a signal on the monitor. After much troubleshooting I discovered the equipment being connected must have a common electrical ground or you must provide one. When I discovered that was the problem It immediately worked.
Maixin-tech quickly got a replacement set out to me to attempt to correct the problem although that didn't work. I wiring instructions are useless and there is not technical support to talk to about possible problems. If they don't work you are on your own. I have many hours trying to figure out what could be the problem. I always thought the product functioned properly."

"Purchased this for use in my church for our overflow projector, I bought this to avoid a (greater than) 150ft cable run for a VGA display. This little device works perfect well. It allows me to run cheaper (and easier) cat6 cable to the remote display. I ran about 150ft of cable to the remote location. There is no sign of image degradation on the remote display. I see no noise, scrolling lines, interference, or anything else that would indicate a signal problem. I'm only running at 1024 768 though. I don't know how it would perform at higher resolutions. I highly recommend this unit and will definitely buy more for future needs."

"I used this for a production where we needed to extend video at about 200′ over an older network. The units are solid and just "plug and play" for the most part. I noticed some quality loss when the cables were wrapped tightly but this did not extend to when I ran the cables during the installation."