video signal source, the other to be placed near the desired display, up to an impressive 200m away. With no software or power adapter required, installation and setup is quick and hassle-free. The Component Video over Cat 5 extender includes a mounting kit for wall or cabinet installation.  (less)

1,000 feet (standard-definition) *  (less)

cable at distances of up to 300m (950ft) away from the signal source. At each remote monitor an STUTPRXL receiver (each sold separately) is required to convert the signal from the UTP cable back into VGA video for the monitoral applications are: airports, bus depots, factories, or any large buildings where video needs to be delivered at long distances.  (less)

for factories and construction sites, or any location where the display may need to expose in a risky setting, but you want the system to be kept in a safe location.  (less)

to be broadcast to multiple displays at up to 300m (950ft) away.Comprised of this 4 port VGA & Audio extender unit or an 8 port VGA & Audio extender unit (ST128UTPEA) and one STUTPEALR Receiver Unit per display as necessary, the VGA and Audio extension series can transmit a single VGA output and corresponding audio to four or eight displays/receivers over standard Cat 5 UTP cable.For even more versatility, the VGA & Audio over Cat 5 Line Splitter (STUTPEA4X) can be used to multiply the number of potential displays by four - allowing the VGA signal and accompanying audio to be broadcast to up to 16 or 32 VGA displays.  (less)

space, and your time.  (less)

to multiple displays at up to 300m (950ft) away.Comprised of a 4 port VGA & Audio extender unit (ST124UTPEA) or an 8 port VGA & Audio extender unit (ST128UTPEA) and one STUTPEALR Receiver Unit per display as necessary, the VGA and Audio extension series can transmit a single VGA output and corresponding audio to four or eight displays/receivers over standard Cat 5 UTP cable.For even more versatility, the VGA & Audio over Cat 5 Line Splitter (STUTPEA4X) can be used to multiply the number of potential displays by four - allowing the VGA signal and accompanying audio to be broadcast to up to 16 or 32 VGA displays.  (less)