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Cables To Go 60004 RapidRun Multi-Format Runner Cable 35 ft In-Wall CMG-Rated

SKU CH-JEGQ-NXH96 MPN 60004

A 35 ft in-wall CMG-rated runner cable with 15-pin RapidRun connectors for multi-format audio/video signals

  • TypeOthers
  • ColorBlack
  • Length0.5 ft.
  • Connector Number1
  • Connector DetailConnector 1: (1) RapidRun 15-pin Female Connector 2: (1) Rap
  • FeaturesIn-wall, CMG-rated jacket Supports VGA video and other audio
  • In-wall CMG-rated jacket meets fire-safety codes for permanent installation
  • 35 ft runner length spans rooms without signal degradation
  • Supports VGA video plus additional audio/video formats over one cable
  • Individually shielded pairs with isolated audio ground reduce interference
  • Compatible with RapidRun Multi-Format flying leads and wall plates

RapidRun 35 ft In-Wall Runner

This 35 ft RapidRun Multi-Format runner cable is built for permanent in-wall audio and video installations. Its CMG-rated jacket meets building-code requirements for cable routing inside walls. The cable carries VGA video and other analog audio/video signals between RapidRun components. It is intended for installers and AV professionals who need a fixed backbone for classrooms, conference rooms or digital signage.

15-pin Female-to-Female RapidRun Connectors

Both ends terminate in a 15-pin RapidRun female connector so the runner mates directly with RapidRun Multi-Format flying leads and wall plates. This pre-terminated design removes the need for field terminations during installation. The runner works with the modular RapidRun ecosystem, allowing different signal types to be swapped at the wall plate without pulling new cable.

CMG-Rated Analog Backbone

The cable is rated for in-wall use under the CMG standard and supports analog VGA and audio signals over a single run. It does not carry digital video protocols such as HDMI or DisplayPort, so sources and displays must provide analog outputs and inputs. The 35 ft length suits typical room-scale runs but will not reach between distant equipment racks without additional cable segments.

Highlights

  • In-wall CMG-rated jacket meets fire-safety codes for permanent installation
  • 35 ft runner length spans rooms without signal degradation
  • Supports VGA video plus additional audio/video formats over one cable
  • Individually shielded pairs with isolated audio ground reduce interference
  • Compatible with RapidRun Multi-Format flying leads and wall plates

Specifications

BrandC2G
Model60004
TypeOthers
ColorBlack
Length0.5 ft.
Connector Number1
Connector DetailConnector 1: (1) RapidRun 15-pin Female
Connector 2: (1) RapidRun 15-pin Female
FeaturesIn-wall, CMG-rated jacket
Supports VGA video and other audio/video signals
Designed for use with RapidRun Multi-Format flying leads and wall plates
Shipping weight1.33 kg
Package size184 × 184 × 64 mm

Questions about this item

Will the CMG-rated jacket or the 15-pin RapidRun connectors need replacement after the in-wall run is finished?

The CMG-rated jacket is built for permanent in-wall installation and the 15-pin RapidRun connectors are rated for repeated mating cycles with flying leads, so no scheduled replacement is required.

What signal degradation appears first when VGA video runs the full 35 ft length?

The individually shielded pairs and isolated audio ground in the Multi-Format runner keep analog VGA and companion signals within spec across the 35 ft run, so no single degradation mode dominates.

Does the cable generate heat or draw power when it carries video and audio all day?

The passive copper construction carries VGA video and audio signals without active circuitry, so it produces no measurable heat and draws no power during continuous operation.

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