CMPLE
CMPLE 15-Pin VGA Female to Female Adapter
A 15-pin VGA female-to-female coupler joins two male cables to extend runs or match genders for monitors, projectors and PCs
- Connect two VGA cables with this 15-pin female-to-female coupler
- Works with monitors, projectors, PCs and KVM systems
- Nickel-plated metal housing resists corrosion and protects signal
- Integrated screw locks secure cables against accidental disconnection
- Compact mini design fits tight spaces and travels easily
Compact VGA Gender Changer
The CMPLE 15-pin VGA female-to-female adapter joins two standard VGA male cables into a single longer run. It suits installers, IT staff and home users who need to bridge a gap between a PC, monitor, projector or KVM without replacing the existing cable.
Nickel-plated housing and screw locks
A metal shell resists corrosion and shields the 15 contacts, while integrated thumb screws clamp each cable firmly. The mechanical lock stops accidental pull-outs that would interrupt a presentation or a classroom display.
No drivers, no power, no bulk
The coupler is a passive straight-through device, so it adds no latency and needs no configuration. Its miniature form factor fits behind crowded rack panels or tight desk grommets where a larger junction box would not.
Highlights
- Connect two VGA cables with this 15-pin female-to-female coupler
- Works with monitors, projectors, PCs and KVM systems
- Nickel-plated metal housing resists corrosion and protects signal
- Integrated screw locks secure cables against accidental disconnection
- Compact mini design fits tight spaces and travels easily
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the nickel-plated metal housing or the 15-pin connectors wear out and need replacing?
The nickel-plated housing and precision-molded 15-pin connectors are built for durability and corrosion resistance, so they do not require scheduled replacement under normal use.
What limits the video signal when this adapter is used for long cable runs?
Signal quality over extended distances depends on the combined length and quality of the two VGA male cables joined by the adapter, not on the coupler itself.
Does the adapter generate heat or draw power when running all day?
The passive adapter has no active electronics, so it produces no heat and consumes no power during continuous operation.
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