Splitter

This is the 4 way VGA video splitter and extender. It features a DC jack and 5 female VGA ports, one input and four outputs, on the back. As well as an included power supply. The splitter will allow you to send your signal from one source to multiple displays. Perfect for projecting your image on various screens. As a side-note: Splitters can often be confused with a switch. For more information on the difference between the two, please watch our video linked in the description below: https://youtu.be/MMezUZVIUXw The splitter can support resolutions up to 2048x1536 up to 180 FT. The 4 way VGA video splitter and extender is a quick and easy solution for your video projects. For more information on our products, please contact our customer service department at 888-519-9505. For all your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables.

This is the 2 way VGA video splitter and extender. It features a DC jack and 3 female VGA ports, one input and two outputs, on the back. As well as an included power supply. The splitter will allow you to send your signal from one source to multiple displays. Perfect for projecting your image on various screens. As a side-note: Splitters can often be confused with a switch. For more information on the difference between the two, please watch our video linked in the description below: https://youtu.be/MMezUZVIUXw The splitter can support resolutions up to 2048x1536 up to 180 FT. The 2 way VGA video splitter and extender is a quick and easy solution for your video projects. For more information on our products, please contact our customer service department at 888-519-9505. For all your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables.

This is the 2 way HDMI splitter. It features a DC jack and 3 HDMI female ports, one input and two outputs on one side. And a 3.5mm jack, LED indicators, and a reset button on the other side. As well as an included power supply. The splitter will allow you to send your signal from one source to multiple displays. Perfect for projecting your image on various screens. As a side-note: Splitters can often be confused with a switch. For more information on the difference between the two, please watch our video linked in the description below: https://youtu.be/MMezUZVIUXw The splitter can support 3D and 4k video up to a length of 60 FT and offers IR control for maximum functionality. Allowing you to control your equipment from anywhere you have an IR target set up, adding the most convenience out of using your splitter. Please note: IR equipment is sold separately, but can be found in the links in the description below: - Adapter: https://goo.gl/SqQb5t - Emitter: https://goo.gl/PL7V4D - Target: https://goo.gl/uOvi4C The 2 way HDMI splitter is a quick and easy solution for your video projects. For more information on our products, please contact our customer service department at 888-519-9505. For all your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables.

This is the 4 way HDMI splitter. It features a DC jack and 5 HDMI female ports, one input and four outputs on one side. And a 3.5mm jack, LED indicators, and a reset button on the other side. It also includes a power supply and an IR target, emitter, and adapter. The splitter will allow you to send your signal from one source to multiple displays. Perfect for projecting your image on various screens. As a side-note: Splitters can often be confused with a switch. For more information on the difference between the two, please watch our video linked in the description below: https://youtu.be/MMezUZVIUXw The splitter can support 3D and 4k video up to a length of 60 FT and offers IR control for maximum functionality. Allowing you to control your equipment from anywhere you have an IR target set up, adding the most convenience out of using your splitter. The 4 way HDMI splitter is a quick and easy solution for your video projects. For more information on our products, please contact our customer service department at 888-519-9505. For all your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables.

This is the 8 way HDMI splitter. It features a DC jack and 9 HDMI female ports, one input and eight outputs, on one side. And a 3.5mm jack, EDID controls, a micro USB port, LED indicators, a reset button and a power switch on the other side. It also includes a power supply and an IR target, emitter, and adapter. The splitter will allow you to send your signal from one source to multiple displays. Perfect for projecting your image on various screens. As a side-note: Splitters can often be confused with a switch. For more information on the difference between the two, please watch our video linked in the description below: https://youtu.be/MMezUZVIUXw The splitter can support 3D and 4k video up to a length of 60 FT and offers IR control for maximum functionality. Allowing you to control your equipment from anywhere you have an IR target set up, adding the most convenience out of using your splitter. The splitter supports EDID, which allows for better communication between your source device and your display, resulting in the best possible image quality. The 8 way HDMI splitter is a quick and easy solution for your video projects. For more information on our products, please contact our customer service department at 888-519-9505. For all your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables.

Hello and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today, we’ll be taking a look at wiring splitters. This is the 10/100 BaseT wiring splitter with 04 wiring. Before we get into the features and applications I want to clear up a common area of confusion. The wiring splitters need to be used in pairs. They will not work to split 1 Ethernet signal into 2 signals. Now that that’s out of the way, let’s get into how the splitters work. The wiring splitter features two female RJ45 ports and a short 6 inch cable with a male RJ45 plug. For anyone not entirely clear on RJ45’s. RJ45 is the larger plug found on Ethernet cables, not the smaller plug, known as RJ11 or RJ12 that you would find on a telephone cord. The splitter also has the option to be easily wall mounted and includes the necessary mounting screws. How it works, is that it will allow you to take 2 ethernet signals from your source. Let’s say a modem, switch, or router. So that’s 2 cables coming from your source. Then, you can plug the 2 source cables into the splitter, combining both signals into a single cable. This is typically done at a wall plate or patch panel. Your signals are then carried across a single line and up to your output wall plate, where you will plug in your second wiring splitter. And finally, take 2 more Ethernet cables to connect from the 2nd wiring splitter into the two devices that need data. To recap: You will take two Ethernet cables from your source into the splitter. Your signal is run across a single line. Then it is split back out from the second wiring splitter and out to your devices. Now, you may be asking why even bother? Why do I need two wiring splitters if I can just run two cables? Well it actually can be a life saver in projects where a 2nd data line needs to be added, but only a single cable has been run in wall. Instead of running an entire new length of cable in the wall, you can simply connect the lines with a couple wiring splitters a

Hello and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today, we’ll be taking a look at wiring splitters. This is the 10/100 BaseT wiring splitter with 08 wiring. Before we get into the features and applications I want to clear up a common area of confusion. The wiring splitters need to be used in pairs. They will not work to split 1 Ethernet signal into 2 signals. Now that that’s out of the way, let’s get into how the splitters work. The wiring splitter features two female RJ45 ports and a short 6 inch cable with a male RJ45 plug. For anyone not entirely clear on RJ45’s. RJ45 is the larger plug found on Ethernet cables, not the smaller plug, known as RJ11 or RJ12 that you would find on a telephone cord. The splitter also has the option to be easily wall mounted and includes the necessary mounting screws. How it works, is that it will allow you to take 2 ethernet signals from your source. Let’s say a modem, switch, or router. So that’s 2 cables coming from your source. Then, you can plug the 2 source cables into the splitter, combining both signals into a single cable. This is typically done at a wall plate or patch panel. Your signals are then carried across a single line and up to your output wall plate, where you will plug in your second wiring splitter. And finally, take 2 more Ethernet cables to connect from the 2nd wiring splitter into the two devices that need data. To recap: You will take two Ethernet cables from your source into the splitter. Your signal is run across a single line. Then it is split back out from the second wiring splitter and out to your devices. Now, you may be asking why even bother? Why do I need two wiring splitters if I can just run two cables? Well it actually can be a life saver in projects where a 2nd data line needs to be added, but only a single cable has been run in wall. Instead of running an entire new length of cable in the wall, you can simply connect the lines with a couple wiring splitters a

Hello and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today, we’ll be taking a look at wiring splitters. This is the 10/100 BaseT wiring splitter with 07 wiring. Before we get into the features and applications I want to clear up a common area of confusion. This wiring splitter is used for control signals and will not work for splitting your ethernet signal. Now that that’s out of the way, let’s get into how the splitter works. The wiring splitter features two female RJ45 ports and a short 6 inch cable with a male RJ45 plug. For anyone not entirely clear on RJ45’s. RJ45 is the larger plug found on Ethernet cables, not the smaller plug, known as RJ11 or RJ12 that you would find on a telephone cord. The splitter also has the option to be easily wall mounted and includes the necessary mounting screws. How it works, is that it will allow you to split a control signal. This is typically used for many lighting and security systems applications. You can plug the splitter into your control system taking one signal and splitting it into two signals. Let’s take a look at an example using a lighting system. You can plug the splitter into a control hub. Then split the signal to two lights instead of one. For some applications this can then be daisy chained into a whole series of lights, so that one control signal can communicate with an entire array. Hopefully this has answered any questions you may have had on wiring splitters. If you still have questions, you can call our customer service department at 888-519-9505. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

Hello, and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today we’ll be taking a look at the difference between a switch and a splitter. When it comes to choosing a switch or splitter, you may not know which one you need. Well we here at Show Me Cables are here to help. For today’s example, we’re going to be using HDMI as our signal type. But these principals will apply to any switch or splitter you may need. Let’s start with an HDMI switch A switch is used when you have multiple source devices, like a blu ray player, cable box, or gaming system and want to run them into a single TV or monitor. All 3 devices will plug into the switch. Then a single cable can be run from the switch into the display. Allowing you to choose between which input you would like to see. Now let’s look at the splitter A splitter is used when you have one source device and you want to send your signal to multiple displays. So you would take a single cable from your source into the splitter. Then, you can run multiple cables from the splitter to all of your displays. So to recap: A switch is used when you want to share multiple devices on one display. A splitter is used when you want to send one signal to multiple displays. If you still have any questions, you can give our customer service department a call at 888-519-9505. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables.

Hello, and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today we’ll be taking a look at USB adapters. This is the USB 2.0 A Female to Micro Female adapter. It features a USB 2.0 type A Female on one side. And a USB 2.0 Micro Female on the other side. The adapter can be used to quickly change the gender of your cable from male to female. Or as a coupler for two Male cables. Be aware, USB does have a distance limitation of 16 FT, so if you do use the adapter as a coupler, make sure you are not going past that distance. The USB 2.0 A Female to Micro Female adapter is a quick and easy solution for your USB needs.