Tripp-Lite B116-004A 4-Port DVI Single Link Video/Audio Splitter/Booster

Recommended for displaying digital signage in classrooms, healthcare facilities, churches, offices, restaurants, bars and trade shows, this high-definition DVI splitter is quick and easy to install. It connects to a DVI source device, such as a computer, cable box/DVR or DVD player, and transmits an audio/video signal to four DVI monitors, projectors or televisions simultaneously. You can cascade together up to three levels of splitters, which expands the total number of connected displays to 64.

This DVI splitter transmits a DVI-D single-link video signal with 3.5 mm audio to four sets of monitors and speakers. It supports computer video resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 and high-definition resolutions up to 1080p. The distance between the splitter and the DVI source must not exceed 16-ft. (4.88 m)

A built-in booster expands the distance between the splitter and the connected displays past the recommended 16-ft. (4.88 m) DVI signal limitation. The B116-004A distributes source video resolutions between 1600 x 1200 (at 60 Hz) and 1920 x 1200 (at 60 Hz) up to 49-ft. (14.93 m) between the splitter and the connected display/speakers. However, by dropping down to source video resolutions below 1600 x 1200 (at 60 Hz), which includes 1080p, the distance between the splitter and the connected display/speakers increases to 65-ft. (19.81 m)—a total of 81-ft. (24.68 m). For even more video distance, add a Tripp Lite DVI extender (such as B120-000; sold separately) to the connection.

The plug-and-play splitter comes ready to connect right out of the package and requires no additional software or drivers. Its durable metal housing is designed to last a long time and fit seamlessly into any home or office application. Hardware is included for mounting the unit to a wall, on a pole, or in an EIA-standard 19-inch rack.

The B116-004A is compliant with the Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA), which makes it eligible for GSA (General Services Administration) Schedule and other federal procurement contracts.