Vga Splitter Cable

Duplicate Displays
The STC VGA Monitor Y-Splitter Cable is a great solution for duplicating images from a computer to two identical screens. Applications include security monitors, conference room presentations, or video in a house of worship.

Mirrored Monitors
Connect two monitors to a single VGA computer. Simply attach VGA cables from the monitors to the adapter. Supported video resolutions include 800 600 (SVGA), 1024 768 (XGA), 1600 1200 (UXGA), and 1080p.
Dual Output Displays
The STC VGA Monitor Y-Splitter Cable is a great solution for duplicating images from a computer to two identical screens. Applications include security monitors, conference room presentations, or video in a house or worship.

Important Notes
- Computer and both displays must use a common resolution
- Splitting of the VGA signal can degrade the video appearance
- Passive cable only duplicates (does not extend) the PC screen to a monitor
- VGA cables (sold separately) are required
- Audio is not supported over VGA, it must be transmitted separately

Specifications
- Host Connector: VGA Male
- Display Connectors: 2 x VGA Female

Warranty
Lifetime Warranty and Product Support



Customer Feedback



"Splitter works with 2 displays plugged in at the same time. If you only have one display plugged in with this splitter, the image will become distorted as the signal is intended to be split and passed through to two displays."



"The video works well, but the screws were too short. Not a deal breaker for high quality video transmission, and it won't be in danger of becoming unplugged anyway…THIS ITEM was for displaying the same computer video output on two screens, both my monitor and my TV (which has VGA imput, no HDMI).
To have my computer audio AND video wired to two different outputs in two different rooms, I needed the following:
This VGA splitter (1 male to 2 female) and
a 3.5 mini-stereo splitter (1 male to 2 female)
which gave me inputs needed for my original pc audio and video cables AND I now have the additional audio and video connections needed to send those signals to my TV.
To get the a/v to my tv I also needed:
A 35ft VGA cable (which had an integrated 3.5 audio cable ) with all male connectors. It was run from the computer through the floor and under the house and up to the TV.
Add a 3.5 mini-stereo adapter (1female to 2 RCA male plugs)
Plug the VGA into TV, insert the adapted RCA plugs into TV…Ta-Dah!
Now (if you have your computer set for it) you have your TV showing exactly what is on your PC, and volume that can also be changed with the TV remote.