Product Description
The Kramer 105VB is a top - notch 1:5 composite video distribution amplifier. It takes in a composite video signal through a single input and spreads it across five outputs. This amplifier provides buffering and isolation to get rid of noise, and its level controls let you adjust the gain so that undistorted signals are sent through all five outputs. With a 400MHz bandwidth and BNC connectors, it's a powerful choice. You can rack three units of this video distribution amplifier together in just 1 RU space, and it can also work with an optional RK - 3T rack adaptor. Key features include a 400MHz bandwidth, BNC connectors, level (gain) control, a compact Kramer TOOLS™ design, 1 input and 5 outputs, buffering and isolation of the input signal, and the ability to be racked and used with optional adaptors. Technical specs show an input of 1 video, 1Vpp/75O on a BNC connector, 5 video outputs of 1Vpp/75O on BNC connectors, a max video output of 2Vpp, a video bandwidth of 280MHz (- 3dB), a diff. gain of 0.1%, a diff. phase of 0.1 Deg., a K - factor of < 0.05%, an S/N ratio of 80dB, a control up to + 6dB (level), AC coupling, a 12VDC, 100mA power source, dimensions of 12cm x 7.5cm x 2.5cm (4.7' x 2.95' x 0.98', W, D, H), a weight of about 0.3kg (0.67lbs.), and it comes with a power supply and mounting bracket. Options include a Model VA - 50P power supply with six 12VDC outlets and RK - T1, RK - T3 19' rack adapters.
Using the Kramer 105VB is easy. First, connect your composite video source to the input BNC connector. Then, connect your display devices to the five output BNC connectors. You can use the level controls to adjust the signal strength as needed. When racking multiple units, make sure to use the available space efficiently and use the optional RK - 3T rack adaptor if you want. For power, connect the included power supply or the optional Model VA - 50P power supply. When it comes to maintenance, keep the amplifier in a clean and dry place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you notice any issues with the signal quality, check the connections first. If problems persist, it might be time to contact the manufacturer. And remember, follow the safety instructions that come with the product for proper use.
