Kramer

Kramer VP-200N5 UXGA High-Resolution 1:2 Distribution Amplifier

Amplify Your Visual Experience with Precision and ClarityIntroducing the Kramer Electronics VP-200N5, a high-resolution UXGA distribution amplifier meticulously engineered to deliver exceptional signal integrity and reliability. Designed for professional AV applications, this amplifier ensures cr...

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Overview

Amplify Your Visual Experience with Precision and Clarity

Introducing the Kramer Electronics VP-200N5, a high-resolution UXGA distribution amplifier meticulously engineered to deliver exceptional signal integrity and reliability. Designed for professional AV applications, this amplifier ensures crystal-clear image distribution across multiple displays.

  • Bandwidth: 370MHz (-3dB)
  • Compatibility: HDTV Compatible
  • Sync Processing: Kr-isp® Advanced Sync Processing
  • EDID: EDID PassThru (Input to Output 1 only)
  • Coupling: DC Coupling

Specifications

Model
VP-200N5
Function
Distribution Amplifier
Input to Output Ratio
1:2
Supported Resolution
UXGA High-Resolution

Frequently Asked Questions

The Kramer VP-200N5 is a 1:2 distribution amplifier designed to take one UXGA high-resolution signal and distribute it to two separate outputs.
This distribution amplifier supports UXGA high-resolution signals, ensuring quality for compatible displays.
The VP-200N5 has two outputs, allowing you to send the input signal to two different display devices.
Given its function as a high-resolution distribution amplifier and the Kramer brand's reputation, it is generally suited for professional audio/video environments.
This device functions as a distribution amplifier, meaning its primary role is to replicate and distribute an existing signal without degradation, rather than enhancing it.