Kramer VP-426H2 Scaler
Best professional scaler for integrating mixed video formats into 4K displays.
This is the ultimate problem-solver for mixed-format AV setups, effortlessly bridging the gap between legacy VGA and modern 4K displays. While it lacks the simplicity of a basic adapter, you gain total control over signal tuning and the rock-solid reliability of constant sync, even when your source drops out.
$748.00
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Who it's for
- AV integrators requiring pristine 4K image quality for modern displays
- IT managers maintaining conference rooms with mixed legacy and modern hardware
- Commercial installers needing reliable HDCP 2.2 compliance for protected content
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious buyers seeking entry-level or consumer-grade scaling solutions
- Users without technical expertise or access to professional AV support
- Organizations relying on DisplayPort or DVI connectivity standards
Performance breakdown
Scaling Precision
Upscales and downscales with exceptional clarity for diverse display requirements.
Signal Reliability
Maintains constant sync even during signal drops for uninterrupted professional presentations.
Format Compatibility
Seamlessly bridges legacy VGA and modern HDMI workflows without friction.
Image Tuning
Built-in ProcAmp offers granular control over signal adjustments and color accuracy.
Setup Simplicity
Intuitive on-screen display makes configuration straightforward for non-technical operators.
Content Security
Full HDCP 2.2 compliance ensures secure playback for protected digital content.
Key Specs
Max. Resolution
4K@60Hz (4:4:4)
Standards Compliance
HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2/1.4
Inputs
VGA (RGBHV), Component (YPrPr), HDMI
Outputs
Simultaneous RGBHV and HDMI
Supports 28 output resolutions plus native resolution
EDID reading and storage capability
Firmware upgradable via USB Port
Includes Contact Closure for remote switching
Number of Inputs
3
Number of Outputs
2
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