INLAND
INLAND VGA Male to Male Cable 3 ft Black
Connects two VGA devices over a three-foot black cable with male connectors on each end
- Connects PCs and notebooks to monitors with dual VGA male ends
- 3 ft length fits tight desk setups without excess slack
- Black finish blends with standard office equipment
- Supports analog flat panels, high-res desktops and projectors
- Delivers full VGA signal with no colour loss
VGA Male-to-Male Cable 3 ft
This 3 ft VGA cable connects any source with an HD15 female port to a VGA monitor, projector or flat-panel display. It is intended for desktop PCs, notebooks, KVM switches or splitters that still use analog video output. The moulded black connectors and single-pack format suit permanent desk runs or portable projector bags alike.
15-Pin Analog Video Link
The 15-pin HD15 connectors carry standard VGA and SVGA resolutions without active signal conversion. It handles typical office resolutions and legacy CAD workstation signals, but cannot transmit digital protocols such as DVI-D, HDMI or DisplayPort. Bandwidth is limited to the analog VGA specification, so very high refresh-rate or ultra-high-resolution modes are not supported.
Passive Copper Construction
The fully passive copper assembly draws no external power and adds negligible load to the graphics output. No active electronics means silent operation and no heat generation during normal use. The 3 ft length keeps cable resistance low for clean analog signalling while avoiding excess slack in tight workspaces.
Highlights
- Connects PCs and notebooks to monitors with dual VGA male ends
- 3 ft length fits tight desk setups without excess slack
- Black finish blends with standard office equipment
- Supports analog flat panels, high-res desktops and projectors
- Delivers full VGA signal with no colour loss
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 3 ft VGA male-to-male cable reach from a desktop PC to a monitor on the same desk?
At 3 ft the cable spans a typical desk distance between a computer and a nearby display.
How can I verify the VGA link is carrying a clean signal after I connect it?
The display should show a stable image with correct colours and no flicker or ghosting.
Does the single pack include any adapters or screws, or just the cable itself?
The pack contains only the VGA male-to-male cable; mounting screws or adapters are not included.
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