Tripp Lite VGA Monitor Y Splitter Cable, High Resolution (HD15 M to 2x HD15 F), 1 ft. (0.31 m)

Overview

The Tripp Lite P516-001-HR is a VGA Y splitter cable designed to duplicate a single HD15 video output into two identical signals for dual monitors. With a 1-foot length, it fits conveniently behind desktops, docking stations, or laptop stands, allowing you to connect two VGA displays from one port without additional hardware. It supports resolutions up to 1600 × 1200, ensuring clear and sharp images on projectors and large LCD screens.

Key features

• Splits one VGA signal into two identical outputs, enabling simultaneous display on two monitors or projectors
• Compact 1-foot cable length keeps cable management neat and reduces clutter behind devices
• 75 ohm coaxial conductors maintain signal integrity for crisp text and graphics at high resolutions
• Shielded and molded jacket design minimizes electromagnetic interference for a stable and consistent picture
• Passive design means both connected displays show the same content, ideal for presentations and monitoring
• RoHS compliant construction supports environmental safety standards
• Backed by Tripp Lite’s lifetime limited warranty, providing long-term reliability and support

Key specs

• Connector type: 1x HD15 male to 2x HD15 female
• Cable length: 1 foot (0.31 meters)
• Supported resolution: up to 1600 × 1200
• Impedance: 75 ohm coaxial conductors
• Shielding: molded jacket with EMI protection
• Compliance: RoHS

Connectivity and compatibility

This VGA splitter cable works seamlessly with any device featuring a standard HD15 VGA output, including desktop computers, laptops, docking stations, projectors, and LCD monitors. It is especially useful in environments where mirroring the same display on two screens is required, such as classrooms, trade show booths, or technical workbenches.

Ideal uses and environments

The cable is well suited for short-distance VGA signal duplication where identical content needs to be shown on two displays. It fits well in educational settings for instructors who want to project lessons on both a projector and a confidence monitor. It also serves trade show kiosks needing matching screens facing different directions and technicians who compare benchmarks on two monitors simultaneously. Because it is a passive splitter, it is not intended for extending or independent display outputs.