The 350 MHz, black StarTech 2-Port VGA Splitter 350 MHz Blacksplits a VGA video source signal to 2 monitors or projectors simultaneously. It is a professional grade solution that is perfect for presentations, classrooms, tradeshows or in-store displays, where the highest quality video on several monitors is needed.

This high-resolution VGA splitter supports monitors with up to 350 MHz of video bandwidth and display resolution of up to 2048 x 1536 at 80 Hz. For added versatility, the VGA splitter features an integrated booster circuit that allows the video signal to be extended up to 210' (64 m), enabling you to situate your displays in the most convenient locations based on your application.

Splits Video Signal to 2 Monitors    Transmits VGA Signal Up to 210' (64m)    Resolution up to 2048 x 1536 at 80 Hz    350 MHz Bandwidth    Daisy Chainable    DCC Compatible    CE, FCC & RoHS Compliant

Use the splitter to take a single VGA signal and simultaneously display on 2 different monitors.

An integrated signal amplifier boosts the connection range up to 210' (64m).

High-quality construction and high-resolution support up to 2048 x 1536 at 80 Hz maintains signal strength for crisp, sharp imaging with high video bandwidth of up to 350MHz.

The splitter is daisy chainable for almost unlimited expansion.

Create engaging multimedia presentations for demonstration in lecture halls and classrooms.

Display travel schedules and alerts in airports, bus terminals, train stations and more.

Create eye-catching displays in trade-shows and auditoriums.

Use for in-store product merchandising in retail environments to give the advertisements greater visibility.

Multiple screens let you broadcast your message to large audiences with greater impact.

This is a quick and easy solution to split a video signal in an auditorium or house of worship.

The splitter is DDC compatible.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the maximum of HDD size i can connect to this card? 2Tb, 4Tb, 6Tb etc?

A: The StarTech 4-Port (2 Internal/2 External) PCIe SATA 6 Gb/s Controller Card BH #STPEXEST322I does not have a drive size limitation.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with OS X Sierra (v 10.12)?

A: I would guess not. Not only is it unlikely ant 10.12 compatable hardware has standard PCI ports, the manufacturer has a poor record with drivers. I was not able to get this device to work on any of my supposidly compatable computers.

Q: 3. Can this be used to connect an HP ZBook with Thunderbolt 3 to a Sony Beta J-30SDI player? There would be 3 adapters: Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt, Thunderbolt to Firewire 800 (9 pin), then Firewire 800 to Firewire 400 (6-pin).

A: I haven't connected a PC to a Sony VTR since the BVU models were prevalent, however I have used the TBT3 to attach 1394a & b audio interfaces to a Thinkpad P70 instead of ZBook G3. The FW inferfaces are Apple-centric with the LSI(Agere) chip, one being the Apple TB-FW inline adapter and the other is in an OWC Thunberbolt 2 dock. I've run them one at a time off of the TBT3 as well as daisy-chaining the Apple adapter to the OWC. The daisy chain setup successfully records simultaneously from an RME FF800 and FF802.

Q: 4. will this make my new 2015 macbook work with a thunderbolt display?

A: Unfortunately, it is still not supported.

Q: 5. I have a thunderbolt black magic intensity game capture, will this convert the original thunderbolt up to a usb type c so then i can use it on my Asus ROG?

A: Providing your Asus ROG has Thunderbolt 3 included in its USB-C specification, this adapter will work with standard Thunderbolt, and Thunderbolt 2 devices.

Q: 6. Will this allow the Seagate HDD//8TB to connect to my 2012 macbook pro?

A: This adapter is currently thunderbolt 3 to thunderbolt 2/1 connection only and is mainly used on PC to connect older thunderbolt hard drives. No macs currently support thunderbolt 3. I managed to create a 10Gb network connection between a PC and a Mac Pro using this adapter.

Q: 7. Can I use this adapter to connect my Dell Precision laptop with Thunderbolt 3 to thunderbolt 2 Black Magic Ultra studio express capture card with no issues? I will be testing this, just wondering if anyone knows the answer.

A: I ordered the StarTech thunderbolt adapter to connect my Motu 1248 audio interface (which uses thunderbolt 2) to my Dell XPS thunderbolt 3 port. This device has worked flawlessly ever since I purchased it. The Motu 1248 is a very advanced and complicated interface, so my thinking is if it works for the Motu, it should work for just about everything.

Q: 8. Is there a split version of this cable? I would need it to attach a thunderbolt device to the macbook retina. Of course then I loose the power charging cable. or would the macbook get power from thunderbolt devices?

A: This cable will not work with the retina MacBook because the retina MacBook has no Thinderbolt capability. The retina MacBook has a USB-C port but it only supports USB 3.1, not Thunderbolt. This adapter requires that Thundebolt 3 be supported behind a USB-C type port in the computer. As of July 2016, no Mac supports Thunderbolt 3 behind a USB-C connector, although this capability will most likely be integrated in Macs coming out in the fall 2016.

Q: 9. Thunderbolt startech with apple

A: Yes, this will work with Apple devices

Q: 10. I'm looking at a Display that has USB C connectivity, This display can handle video and data through it when connected to a 1 port USB type C Macbook. Would I be able to get display and data from the USB C port to a thunderbolt 2 equipped Macbook with this adapter?

A: As the current MacBook does not support Thunderbolt, you would not be able to use a USB C to Thunderbolt adapter such as the StarTech Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt Adapter to add that ability.