Use the StarTech ST1214T to extend and distribute a VGA signal to four remote displays at distances of up to 500 feet (150 meters) over a Cat5 cable. At each remote display, a ST121R receiver is required. You can also use the ST121EXT VGA repeater to extend VGA signals to additional displays, at greater distances. Up to three repeater units can be used between the transmitter and receiver units. An eight-port transmitter ST1218T is also available, allowing you to extend VGA signals to up to eight displays without using the repeater.
Note: The ST121R receiver and ST121EXT VGA repeater are sold separately.


Transmit a single VGA source to four remote displays over CAT5The ST1214T four-port VGA video extender allows users to extend a VGA source signal to up to four remote displays via a single Cat5 cable. The display devices can be placed up to 500 feet (150 meters) away.
One receiver unit per remote display requiredThis four-port VGA video extender requires a single ST121R receiver unit (sold separately) per remote display that you are connecting.
Extend signals furtherYou can use the ST121EXT VGA repeater (sold separately) to increase the total VGA extension distance by an additional 500 feet (150 meters), so the original VGA signal can be broadcasted a total distance of 1,000 feet (300 meters) from the transmitter to the receiver. Up to three repeater units can be used between the transmitter and receiver units, allowing a monitor to be connected at each repeater station, while further extending the total distance between the transmitter and the receiver units.