B130-101-U TAA / GSA Video Extender/Console: Extend VGA signals up to 500 ft using Cat5e/6

USB-powered transmitter with adjustable receiver controls for clearer, longer video runs

Product Overview:

VGA over Cat5 gives you long video runs without the spaghetti of VGA cables. It carries 1920 x 1440 video up to three hundred and fifty feet. Lower resolutions travel even farther, up to five hundred feet on solid twenty-four gauge Cat5e or Cat6. The transmitter draws power from the host USB port, so you skip an external AC adapter. Receiver gain and equalization controls let you dial brightness and sharpness without guessing. Included VGA dongles plug directly into displays, avoiding extra cable runs and flaky adapters. Ideal for digital signage, classrooms or auditoriums, picture a tidy install that just works.

Key Features:

• Range & Resolution: Carries 1920 x 1440 to three hundred and fifty feet, and lower resolutions to five hundred feet.
• USB-Powered Transmitter: Draws power from the host USB port, eliminating a separate AC adapter and extra cords.
• Receiver Controls: Gain and equalization screws let you tune brightness and edge clarity on-site, which fixes odd displays fast.
• Direct-Attach VGA Dongles: Plug the dongles directly into video equipment to avoid another fragile VGA cable run.
• Installation-Friendly Wiring: Two RJ-45 ports, single VGA in/out and simple wiring make setup predictable for signage and projector installs.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Tripp Lite series
• Manufacturer: Eaton Corporation
• Item#: TRP-B130101U
• Manufacturer Part Number: B130-101-U
• Color: Black
• Format/Type: Video Extender Transmitter/Receiver
• Quantity/Pack: 1 Each
• Compatibility/Use: Twisted Pair
• Country of Origin: Taiwan
• Warranty: 1 Year

Picture tidy cabling, sharp images and a quieter control room. Feel the relief of a clean install. So, are you ready to add the B130-101-U to your setup?

Includes transmitter, receiver and EQ and gain adjustment screwdriver. Use solid twenty-four gauge Cat5e or Cat6 cable and avoid running it alongside power lines.