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James S. Heffernan
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2024
perfect product
Enriquer Camacho
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2024
Good
dp
Reviewed in Canada on January 1, 2017
Does exactly what I wanted. Converts BNC output from my cameras to VGA so I can view it on a VGA monitor.
Kelly J. Fuhrer
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2016
Does not work with Swann security camera. Plugged it in and routed it to a Sharp HDTV and got a bad signal in all resolutions and formats. I contacted customer service and purchased a different security camera at their suggestion. Works well enough -- resolution is a little dicey on the relay (certainly not HD). I'm happy with it, but it could be better.
lilhippo
Reviewed in Canada on March 2, 2015
Exactly what I needed as I renovated and decided to custom frame a new small led tv to use for the cctv Monitor. I forgot to check the connection type for the cctv unit ( BNC) and the led tv only had Hdmi input. This converter did the trick and even has options for different resolutions. Works great !
HolyCheesus
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 20, 2015
Note that this does come with a US 2-pin plug, so will need an adaptor.With the adaptor, works fine. Just plug and play. I used it to convert BNC from an ARRI SR3 film camera to HDMI for output on to a bigger monitor; signal was poor, but that wasn't the boxes fault. The conversion is fine.This box will do BNC > BGA or BNC > HDMI, no other cables are supplied apart from power, so you will need to supply these yourself. The box itself is small, the size of a pack of cards.
Goose
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2014
Note that BNC input is interchangeable with composite video (phono plug). I didn't realize this was BNC ( i know, it's in the title of the product) , anyway I cut off the BNC jack and soldered in a female phono plug. Presto. You could also buy a female phono to male BNC adapter for 5 bucks. If you need to go from composite to VGA like me, this product has you covered. (unlike those flat-out deceptive comp-to-vga adapters that are for sale. Even if they can physically plug together, they still can't communicate the video signals)It does get warm (not quite "hot") but I haven't used long enough to know if this will cause problems. I've used this for less than 20 hours. The quality is as good as I expected, not crystal clear but for purposes of occasionally hooking up a PS2, i am glad to be able to toss out my old CRT television. I could see this product being useful for at least a decade in systems where there is a mix of old and new video protocols.
Delpiano Sergio
Reviewed in Italy on July 11, 2014
Testato buon prodotto la nota negativo è l'alimentatore che mi è arrivato con la spina americana (almeno specificarlo nelle caratteristiche). Risolto ovviamente con un convertitore per spina Europea/Italiana.
didier
Reviewed in France on April 29, 2014
1/ on ouvre la boite et on trouve une alim americaine...peut etre qu'un peu de vaseline peut aider la connection...et faire entrer des lames américaines dans un connecteur europeen...les moins patients peuvent aussi essayer le pied de biche2/ on trouve une alim équivalente.. on connecte... tiens 2 images l'une sur l'autre.. quand ce n'est pas 33/ on frôle le boitier... tiens plus d'image...en conclusion passez votre chemin messieurs, la verité est ailleurs
Ryan
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2013
works fine if you just want black and white. I thought it was just the one I purchased so I got another and it was also black and white. The ad pics show color screenshots and of course nowhere in the specs does it say black and white or color.
D. Kloke
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2013
As advertised. Seems to be the cheapest of the things that actually work.. and it does in fact work. Can't actually improve image resolution, but does the next best thing, sends the high(er? est?) density signal that the monitor can handle.If there's a nit to be picked, it's the power and input signal being on cables.. I guess they couldn't cram them into the box.. and.. they didn't have any.. other.. boxes.. so.. fine, whatever. And the input signal cable doesn't seem to be coaxial, or not very thick anyway, could be an issue for some deployments.. it's NOT an amplifier.Would Buy Again (esp. for $39.99).
Levi
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2012
At work we had a requirement to display the output from our DVR system on a monitor located across the building and down one floor. Rather than run BNC cabling from our IT closet down to the monitor, we chose to utilize Ethernet cable already in place and use two connectors in conjunction with this Sewell BNC to VGA adapter at the far end to accomplish our task. The video from our DVR unit transmitted flawlessly over the 500 feet it needed to go and setup was extremely easy. We've been using this adapter for around 4 months without issue.
Jammer2k
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2010
Our old security monitor died and it was pricey to replace it with a like piece so I opted for this and to use and existing LCD monitor. The install and config was painless and immedately functional, the video quality was as good as could be expected and there is no noticable lag or artifacting.My only issues are;1. Would like to have had better documentation on the capabilities of the unit before purchase (on line manual)2. A lock button/switch so the buttons on front cannot be accidently pressed.
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