Enfain
Enfain VGA cable 3+9 all copper 5m
A 5 m VGA cable with 3+9 all-copper conductors for connecting displays and projectors
- All-copper conductors reduce signal loss over distance
- 3+9 pin layout supports full VGA pinout
- 5 m length suits projector or distant display
- New condition ensures reliable out-of-box performance
Enfain VGA cable 3+9 all copper 5m
This Enfain VGA cable uses an all-copper 3+9 conductor design to carry analog video signals between a computer and a display or projector. The five-metre length suits setups where the source and screen are separated by a moderate distance. It is intended for users who need a straightforward replacement or extension cable for legacy VGA ports.
Practical limits of the VGA interface
VGA transmits analog RGBHV signals, so image quality depends on cable shielding and length; at five metres the cable remains within typical reliable range for common resolutions. The interface does not carry audio, requiring a separate connection for sound. It also lacks digital content-protection handshakes, so it cannot satisfy DRM requirements for certain protected media streams.
Highlights
- All-copper conductors reduce signal loss over distance
- 3+9 pin layout supports full VGA pinout
- 5 m length suits projector or distant display
- New condition ensures reliable out-of-box performance
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Questions about this item
What does the 3+9 pin layout mean for this 5 m VGA cable?
The 3+9 configuration provides the standard 15-pin VGA connection with three rows of pins, carrying RGB video, sync signals and DDC data for monitor identification.
Will the all-copper conductors maintain a clean 1080p signal over the full 5 m length?
Yes, the all-copper construction minimises attenuation, so a 1080p image stays sharp at 5 m without the ghosting seen on thinner copper-clad cables.
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