4-Port (1 Input 4 Output) BNC Video Splitter Box Coaxial Distributor Amplifier for Video Monitoring System CCTV Security Camera

I use this to distribute timecode to our cameras. Works fine for that purpose since timecode is an analog signal. Can't beat it for the price since most analog DA's are $200.

Using it to boost the output from my security camera dvr, works great. The monitor (tv) in the garage is close to 100 ft away, and it gets a great picture.

It good for video splitter my TV and each TV 135 ft away from splitter

Just got this splitter (1 in 4 out) and got it installed. I’m using mine for my CCTV set up. I have a 1080p camera that needed to be sent to a DVR and another monitor. My coax runs are fairly short, about 10 feet, coming out of the splitter, so I cannot vouch to a longer run and if amplification would be needed for a longer run out the splitter. Video seems good, not using any audio, so cannot comment on that. For a CCTV system or small screen set up this works fine. Again, not sure how it would split a video to a 60 inch TV, but you probably shouldn’t be using BNC connectors to do that anyway. I bought one to test it out and will be purchasing more as needed. As far as it really splitting a 1080p signal to two 1080p signals, I can’t tell you. Who knows, I may be getting only 720p out, but for my use (CCTV) it does the job well. Your mileage may vary.

I use it for video signal testing. Allows me to split up a test signal to a monitor, oscilloscope and equipment under test. Has been very handy to have for my current work and it was very inexpensive. A useful tool in my video toolbox.

I have a security system, with 9 cameras. I wanted to have a monitor in my workshop/office (the houses garage) that would show what was on the camera that watched the driveway, outside of the garage door. I used this between the camera feed and the DVR and ran another wire to the garage. There is a 50' wire from the camera and a 100' wire from this box to the TV in the garage. Now I have a 24" display of what is just outside the door. We now look at the monitor if we want to see who is at the door or what that noise might be, or … The video is crisp and clean.

This 4-port analog video distribution amplifier has good bandwidth and very good video quality. The outputs are individually AC coupled (not a problem in most systems). Low power consumption (runs very cool). Unbeatable for the price.

Drive your video signal with plenty of db

Send it an analog video signal, and you get 4 outputs of that same signal. Perhaps those that had issues were sending it signals from digital HDCVI cameras instead of NTSC cameras? I haven't tried that as all I needed was to send standard NTSC video output to 4 TV screens with RCA inputs (I had to purchase BNC to RCA adapters separately). Overall, it does exactly what I needed it to, and the clarity is better than the old RadioShack video splitter amp it replaced.

Very pleased with this unit, with so many devices these days it was very useful and simple as it comes to use

hard to find a decent low cost composite video DA in 2021, this one does the job

Good quality product, NTSC BNC 1 to 4, no problem at all.

Works great to split the signal straight from my cctv camera to two tv's, very happy!