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Product comparison · 2 video signal converters

ATEN VC160A-AT-E video signal converter vs ATEN VC812 video signal converter

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  • 11specifications compared
  • 8differ
  • 3identical
  • 10known for one product only

Key differences

  • Host interface
    • VGA (D-Sub)
    • HDB-15, RCA
  • Output interface
    • DVI-D
    • HDMI
  • Operating temperature (T-T)
    • 0 - 50 °C
    • 0 - 40 °C
  • Operating relative humidity (H-H)
    • 0 - 80%
    • 20 - 90%
  • Width
    • 79 mm
    • 83 mm
  • Depth
    • 78.1 mm
    • 110 mm
  • Height
    • 24.4 mm
    • 28 mm
  • Weight
    • 250 g
    • 310 g

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21 specifications
A

ATEN

VC160A-AT-E video signal converter

Model VC160A-AT-E

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B

ATEN

VC812 video signal converter

Model VC812

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Featuresidentical
InternalKnown for oneNo
LED indicatorsKnown for oneYes
Housing materialKnown for oneMetal
Videoidentical
BandwidthKnown for one165 MHz
Supported video modesKnown for one1080p
Ports & interfaces2 differ
Host interfaceDiffersVGA (D-Sub)HDB-15, RCA
Output interfaceDiffersDVI-DHDMI
Poweridentical
Operating voltageKnown for one5.3 V
Operational conditions2 differ
Operating temperature (T-T)Differs0 - 50 °C0 - 40 °C
Operating relative humidity (H-H)Differs0 - 80%20 - 90%
Storage relative humidity (H-H)Known for one0 - 80%
Weight & dimensions4 differ
WidthDiffers79 mm83 mm
DepthDiffers78.1 mm110 mm
HeightDiffers24.4 mm28 mm
WeightDiffers250 g310 g
Packaging dataidentical
Quick installation guideKnown for oneYes
QuantityKnown for one1
Logistics dataidentical
Harmonized System (HS) codeKnown for one85176990

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