Tripp Lite 2-Port Dual Display DVI over Cat5 / Cat6 Extender Splitter, Video Transmitter, 1920 x 1080 at 60Hz, Up to 60.96 m (200-ft.) **

Tripp Lite's B140-002-DD takes in two PC DVI source video signals, and splits each to two remote monitors. Passive, non-powered Receivers allow distances up to 15.24 m (50-ft.) @ 1920x1200 resolution, or 30.5 m (100-ft.) @ 1024x768 resolution, over solid conductor Cat6 cable. Active, powered Receivers extend the distance to 45.72 m (150-ft.) @ 1920x1200, and 60.96 m (200-ft.) @ 1024x768 (receivers purchased separately). Additional monitors can be daisy-chained (up to 3) on each channel, allowing four monitors per channel, by using Tripp Lite B140-110 Repeater/Extender. Tripp Lite recommends Cat6 Solid Conductor patch cables for Digital Extenders (DVI/HDMI). Tripp Lite N202-series patch cables are designed specifically for these types of devices...pre-terminated, Solid Conductor Cat6 patch cables up to 60.96 m (200-ft.)

- Split and extend Dual DVI signals from a computer to two sets of Dual Displays
- 1920 x 1200 (60Hz) resolution up to 45.72 m (150-ft.)
- Up to 4 displays per channel when using repeaters

- Transmits a DVI-D Single-Link signal from a set of Dual DVI inputs to two sets of Dual Displays A B140-Series remote receiver is needed at each monitor
- For longer distances: Use a B140-1A0 or B140-1A0-WP active receiver to extend a 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz signal up to 45.72 m (150-ft.) from the transmitter (or a 1024 x 768 @ 60Hz signal up to 60.96 m (200-ft.) from the transmitter)
- For shorter distances: Use a B140-1P0 passive receiver to extend a 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz signal up to 15.24 m (50-ft.) from the transmitter (or a 1024 x 768 @ 60Hz signal up to 30.5 m (100-ft.) from the transmitter)
- Use 24AWG, Solid Wire Cat5e/6 cable, such as Tripp Lites N202-Series to achieve maximum distance and resolution
- Further expand the range and number of monitors by adding B140-110 remote repeater units
- Add up to three repeaters on each of the B140-002-DD channels, for a total of 4 displays per channel (An active receiver should be the last unit in a channel)\