ATEN 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz) vs Lindy 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver

Key differences

The ATEN 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz) has 4 more video ports quantity than the Lindy 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver (5 vs 1). The Lindy 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver has 270 m more maximum operating distance than the ATEN 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz) (300 m vs 30 m). The Lindy 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver has 7 V more AC input voltage than the ATEN 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz) (12 V vs 5 V). Video out: 4x VGA on the ATEN 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz), VGA on the Lindy 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver. Maximum resolution: 2048 x 1536 pixels on the ATEN 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz), 1920 x 1080 pixels on the Lindy 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver.

• Video ports quantity
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):5
  • 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver:1
• Video out
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):4x VGA
  • 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver:VGA
• Maximum resolution
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):2048 x 1536 pixels
  • 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver:1920 x 1080 pixels
• HD type
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):QXGA
  • 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver:Full HD
• Maximum operating distance
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):30 m
  • 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver:300 m
• AC input voltage
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):5 V
  • 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver:12 V
• Width
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):75.1 mm
  • 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver:135.4 mm
• Depth
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):200 mm
  • 300m Cat.6 2 Port VGA Receiver:73 mm