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Computer Graphics Video Receiver with VGA UXGA HD-15 Connector

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Item #: 9901121

Mfr. Part#: PT-120

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Computer Graphics Video Receiver with VGA/UXGA HD-15 Connector - PT-120

Wired
Warranty: N/A

The PT-120 is a twisted pair receiver for computer graphics video signals. It will convert a twisted pair signal from a PT-110 transmitter (or other compatible Kramer transmitter) to a computer graphics signal.

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Connectivity Technology	Wired
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