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VGA over Cat5 Extender Box Receiver (TAA Compliant)

VGA over Cat5 Extender Box Receiver (TAA Compliant)

#29363

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Product # :29363

Input :

(1) RJ-45 Female

Output :

(1) VGA Female

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Product Features

• Breaks the VGA length limitation by extending signal over category cables
• Available in both a wall plate and box form factor
• Pair with a compatible wall plate or box transmitter for complete solution

(1) RJ-45 Female on Input

(1) VGA Female on Output

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Product Specifications

Color :	Blue
UPC :	757120293637
Warranty :	3 Years
Vendor :	C2G
Weight :	1.110 LB

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Signal Specifications

• Video Signal Support - VGA
• Maximum Video Resolution - 1920x1080 or 1920x1200
• Maximum Cable Distance - 300ft*
• Recommended Category Cable - Cat5e or Cat6

*Longer cable distances are supported at lower resolutions.

Power Adapter Specifications

• Input Voltage - 100-240V
• Output Voltage/Amperage - 18V, 1.0A
• Cable Length - 1.5m
• Plug Diameter - 4.75mm
• Center Pin Polarity - Positive

Physical Characteristics

• Video Output Port - HD15 Female x 1
• Data Input Port - RJ45 Female x 1

System Requirements

• Source device with a standard VGA video output
• One transmitter, box or wall plate
• One standard UTP cable*
• One receiver, box or wall plate
• Display device with a standard VGA input
*Cat5e or CAT6 is recommended for this product. CAT6 cabling will support a higher picture quality than Cat5e. STP cabling is recommended for environments with high EMI or RFI.

Product Uses

•Classrooms
•Conference rooms
•Corporate environments
•Houses of worship
•Healthcare
•Digital signage

Package Contents

• Receiver Unit
• Mounting Bracket Pack with Screws
• Rubber Feet Pack
• Quick Start Guide

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Does this receiver work in conjunction with the 39959 Base Unit? I have an installation where the receiver was stolen and need to find a replacement. I've not been able to find the 39961 receiver anywhere online as it appears to be discontinued. Thanks...

Does this receiver work in conjunction with the 39959 Base Unit? I have an installation where the receiver was stolen and need to find a replacement. I've not been able to find the 39961 receiver anywhere online as it appears to be discontinued. Thanks in advance for your help!

Asked by: Brad

This receiver (29363) does not work with the 39959 base unit. The 39961 is discontinued. You would need the 29362 for the transmitter for 29363.

Answered by: Anonymous

Date published: 2017-10-05

"Resolutions: 1920x1080 or 1920x1200" I assume this is the max rated resolution and that it can comfortably run lower resolutions like 1024x768

Asked by: Chuck the Newbie

That is correct. The 1920x1200 is the max resolution. It will support lower resolutions like 1024x768

Answered by: Steve

Date published: 2017-10-05

Distributors

Ingram Micro
Part #: LL5518

Synnex
Part #: CTG-29363

Tech Data Corporation
Part #: 10101494

VGA over Cat5 Extender Box Receiver (TAA Compliant)

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Q & A

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Signal Specifications

Power Adapter Specifications

Physical Characteristics

System Requirements

Product Uses

Package Contents

Does this receiver work in conjunction with the 39959 Base Unit? I have an installation where the receiver was stolen and need to find a replacement. I've not been able to find the 39961 receiver anywhere online as it appears to be discontinued. Thanks...

&quot;Resolutions: 1920x1080 or 1920x1200&quot; I assume this is the max rated resolution and that it can comfortably run lower resolutions like 1024x768

"Resolutions: 1920x1080 or 1920x1200" I assume this is the max rated resolution and that it can comfortably run lower resolutions like 1024x768