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| Management number | 241238604 | Release Date | 2026/07/17 | List Price | US$35.35 | Model Number | 241238604 | ||
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The Tripp Lite B132-004-2 is a box-style VGA splitter and extender designed to distribute a single VGA video signal to one local monitor and up to four remote displays using standard Cat5 or Cat6 cabling. It supports high resolutions up to 1920 x 1440 at 60 Hz for distances up to 500 feet, and can extend lower resolutions like 1024 x 768 up to 1000 feet, making it ideal for setups where the source device needs to be kept secure or out of sight while delivering clear video to multiple screens.
This transmitter works with any VGA source device such as computers or media players and connects to VGA displays including projectors, monitors, and televisions. Using Cat5 or Cat6 cabling allows for flexible placement of displays far from the source, which is especially useful in classrooms, retail environments, trade shows, or corporate lobbies where clean cable management and professional appearance are important.
Setting up the B132-004-2 is straightforward thanks to the EDID copy feature, which reads and stores each display’s capabilities to ensure the correct resolution is used automatically. The included mounting hardware allows installation on walls, racks, or poles, helping maintain neat cable runs and secure placement. For larger installations, optional repeaters can be added to extend the signal further or increase the number of connected displays.
This VGA splitter and extender is well suited to environments where multiple displays need to show the same content from a single source without signal degradation. It fits well in classrooms, retail signage setups, trade show booths, and corporate lobbies. Its TAA compliance also makes it a strong choice for government facilities requiring adherence to trade regulations.
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