Video Splitter DeLOCK 87768 DisplayPort 2x DisplayPort

The DeLOCK 87768 Video Splitter receives a DisplayPort signal from a PC or laptop and splits it to two connected displays, allowing one DisplayPort connection to operate two DisplayPort monitors with up to 3840 x 2160 resolution. The compact, black plastic housing measures 49 mm × 61 mm × 11 mm and includes a 0.2 m cable. The device requires a 5 V DC input and is intended for distributing video output to two screens.

Advantages

This splitter is an MST (Multi-Stream Transport) hub that supports extended desktop configurations, enabling individual monitor control in Windows and the option to combine displays into a single large desktop. Both outputs are Dual-Mode DP++ compatible, so HDMI or DVI monitors can be connected using suitable passive adapters. The compact design and straightforward connectivity make it suitable for space-constrained setups.

Suitable for

• Extending a desktop across two DisplayPort monitors
• Duplicating a DisplayPort signal to two screens
• Connecting DP++ displays or using DP-to-HDMI/DVI adapters
• Office workstations, home offices, and multimedia setups

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: DELOCK, model 87768
• Video interface: DisplayPort input, 2 × DisplayPort output (MST hub)
• Maximum resolution: up to 3840 × 2160 pixels
• Cable length: 0.2 m
• Power input: 5 V (DC)
• Colour: Black; Housing material: Plastic
• Dimensions: 49 mm × 61 mm × 11 mm
• MPN: 87768; EAN: 4043619877683

How to use

Connect the splitter's DisplayPort plug to the DisplayPort output of your PC or laptop. Attach up to two DisplayPort monitors to the splitter outputs. If you need to connect HDMI or DVI displays, attach suitable DP-to-HDMI or DP-to-DVI passive adapters to the DP++ outputs. After physical connections, power the host device and configure the display arrangement in the operating system display settings (for example, Windows Display Settings) to extend or duplicate screens as required.

Recommendations

For optimal results, use DisplayPort cables of appropriate quality and keep cable lengths short. When connecting non-DisplayPort monitors via DP++ adapters, ensure the adapter supports the required resolution and refresh rate. Verify that the graphics output supports MST and the combined resolution of connected displays.