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Ruth's sister 1.5m VGA cable 15-pin male-male
A 1.5 m VGA extension cable with 15-pin male connectors on both ends for linking a computer to a monitor, projector or TV
- 5 m length connects PC to monitor or projector
- 15-pin male-to-male connectors fit standard VGA ports
- Double magnetic rings reduce signal interference
- 3+2 core design supports clearer picture quality
- Black and blue slim cable body eases routing
VGA extension cable 1.5 m
This 1.5 m VGA cable has 15-pin male connectors at both ends. It is designed to extend the video link between a computer and a monitor, projector or LCD TV. The cable body is black with blue heads and includes double magnetic rings. It uses a 3+2 core construction intended to deliver a clearer display.
Buyers extending a desktop display
The cable suits anyone who needs a short male-to-male VGA link for a nearby screen or projector. It is not for users who require a longer reach than 1.5 m. It is not for setups that need female ports or a different video interface such as DVI or HDMI. The 15-pin VGA interface carries analogue video only.
15-pin male-to-male interface
The deciding specification is the 15-pin male connector on each end. This matches the standard VGA ports found on many legacy PCs, monitors and projectors. Verify that both your source and display have female 15-pin VGA sockets before purchasing.
Highlights
- 5 m length connects PC to monitor or projector
- 15-pin male-to-male connectors fit standard VGA ports
- Double magnetic rings reduce signal interference
- 3+2 core design supports clearer picture quality
- Black and blue slim cable body eases routing
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 1.5 m VGA cable generate any heat or electrical noise during continuous use?
No, the passive copper cable carries only analogue video signals and draws no power, so it produces no heat or audible noise even when left connected all day.
What devices must I already own to use the 15-pin male-to-male VGA cable?
You need a source with a VGA output — such as a PC, laptop or older set-top box — and a display with a VGA input like a monitor, projector or LCD TV.
Will the 1.5 m cable work reliably with a legacy 15-pin VGA port on an older graphics card?
Yes, the 15-pin male connectors match the standard VGA pin-out, so the cable fits and transmits video correctly with older graphics cards and monitors that use the same interface.
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