MuxLab 500040-42-PK VGA Balun II, HD15 HD Plug, PC Side, 42-Pack
- Fully supports Cat5E/6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
- Cost efficient versus VGA cable
- Use existing structured cabling system
- Save conduit space

The 500040-42-PK from MuxLab is a VGA Balun II that eliminates costly and bulky VGA cables, allowing a VGA source to be connected to a VGA monitor via one (1) 4-pair Cat5E/6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable. Used in pairs, the VGA Balun II allows VGA video to be transmitted up to 350ft (107m) via Cat5E/6 at 800 x 600 resolution. Each VGA connection requires p/n 500040 or 500043 at the source and either p/n 500041 or 500042 at the display. The VGA Balun II works in conjunction with laptops, PCs, plasmas, CRT, LCD monitors, and DLP projectors. Typical applications include digital signage, boardroom systems, classroom video instruction, and custom audio-video systems. The product features a “reset” button that may be required when used in conjunction with certain sync-sensitive displays.
MuxLab 500040-42-PK VGA Balun II Features
- Fully supports: Cat5E/6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) for high-quality video transmission.
- Cost efficient: Eliminates the need for bulky VGA cables, saving on installation costs.
- Existing infrastructure: Utilize your current structured cabling system for easy installation.
- Space-saving design: Reduces conduit space requirements, facilitating cleaner installations.
Detailed Specifications for MuxLab 500040-42-PK
| VGA Transmission Distance | Up to 350ft (107m) |
| Supported Resolution | 800 x 600 |
| Required Accessories | p/n 500040 or 500043 (source), p/n 500041 or 500042 (display) |
| Compatibility | Laptops, PCs, plasmas, CRT, LCD monitors, DLP projectors |
| Typical Applications | Digital signage, boardroom systems, classroom video instruction, custom AV systems |
| Reset Button | Yes, for sync-sensitive displays |
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