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Black 6ft KVM cable with SPHD, VGA, USB and PS/2 connectors

IOGEAR

IOGEAR G2L5302UP 6ft PS/2-USB KVM cable

SKU CH-AH5J-ZN2P7 MPN G2L5302UP

Connects a computer to compatible KVM switches using combined VGA, USB and PS/2 connectors in a single 6 ft cable

  • Length6 ft
  • ColorBlack
  • SpecificationsConnector on First End:1 x SPHD Male VGA Connector on Second
  • FeaturesPackaged Quantity:1
  • Connect computers to GCS1722 or GCS1724 switches with one 6 ft cable
  • Transmit video, USB and PS/2 signals through a single integrated sheath
  • Double-sealed 22-gauge wires protect keyboard and mouse data paths
  • SPHD male connects to switch; HD-15 VGA, USB Type-A and dual PS/2 plug into the computer
  • Black 6 ft length keeps rack or desk cabling neat and organised

Professional KVM Cable for Server Switches

The IOGEAR G2L5302UP is a 6-foot PS/2-USB KVM cable built to link computers directly to compatible GCS1722 or GCS1724 KVM switches. It combines video, USB, and dual PS/2 connections into a single sheathed assembly for streamlined rack or workstation installations. This new cable targets administrators who need reliable, consolidated cabling for multi-system management.

Integrated Signal Path with 22-Gauge Wiring

The cable carries VGA video through an HD-15 male connector alongside USB Type-A and two Mini-DIN PS/2 plugs for keyboard and mouse input. Double-sealed 22-gauge wire protects data integrity on the peripheral lines, while the integrated video conductor minimises signal loss over the full length. It handles standard keyboard, mouse, and monitor traffic for the supported switch models without additional adapters.

Single-Sheath Design Reduces Rack Clutter

One unified jacket replaces separate video and peripheral cords, simplifying routing behind servers or inside cabinets. The SPHD male end plugs into the switch port while the split tails reach the host system ports directly. Builders who need longer runs, different video interfaces, or single-interface peripheral support will need a different cable specification.

Highlights

  • Connect computers to GCS1722 or GCS1724 switches with one 6 ft cable
  • Transmit video, USB and PS/2 signals through a single integrated sheath
  • Double-sealed 22-gauge wires protect keyboard and mouse data paths
  • SPHD male connects to switch; HD-15 VGA, USB Type-A and dual PS/2 plug into the computer
  • Black 6 ft length keeps rack or desk cabling neat and organised

Specifications

BrandIOGEAR
ModelG2L5302UP
Length6 ft
ColorBlack
SpecificationsConnector on First End:1 x SPHD Male VGA
Connector on Second End:1 x HD-15 Male VGA
1 x Type A Male USB
2 x Mini-DIN (PS/2) Male Keyboard/Mouse
Cable Type:VGA/USB/(PS/2)
Device Supported:Keyboard
KVM Switch
Mouse
Video Device
FeaturesPackaged Quantity:1
Shipping weight0.21 kg
Package size208 × 173 × 3 mm

Questions about this item

Will the G2L5302UP connect to my GCS1722 or GCS1724 switch?

Yes, the cable is designed for the GCS1722 and GCS1724 KVM switches, using an SPHD male connector on the switch end and HD-15 VGA plus USB Type-A and dual PS/2 Mini-DIN on the computer end.

How can I verify the 6 ft cable is passing video and input signals correctly?

After connecting, check that the attached monitor displays a stable image at the expected resolution and that both keyboard and mouse respond without lag or dropped keystrokes across the switch.

What connectors come on the G2L5302UP and what must I supply?

The cable includes an SPHD male plug for the switch, plus HD-15 male VGA, USB Type-A male, and two PS/2 Mini-DIN male plugs for the computer; you only need a compatible KVM switch and target system.

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