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Ruth's sister 1.8 m DisplayPort to VGA internal power cable

SKU CH-PN10-N6FWB

A 1.8 m cable that converts a DisplayPort signal to VGA for connecting a computer to a projector

  • 8 m cable reaches distant displays
  • DisplayPort to VGA connects legacy monitors
  • Converter design handles signal translation
  • Audio and video carried over single cord

1.8 m DisplayPort to VGA cable

This 1.8 m DisplayPort to VGA converter cable carries video signals from a DisplayPort source to a VGA display. It suits users connecting a computer or projector that only accepts a VGA input. The cable integrates the active conversion circuitry so no external adapter is required.

Sustained signal integrity

The fixed 1.8 m length keeps the signal path short enough to maintain a stable image during extended sessions. Active conversion inside the cable handles the digital-to-analogue translation continuously without overheating. Builders who need a longer run or a detachable connector should choose a different solution.

Highlights

  • 8 m cable reaches distant displays
  • DisplayPort to VGA connects legacy monitors
  • Converter design handles signal translation
  • Audio and video carried over single cord

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does this 1.8 m DisplayPort to VGA cable draw when running continuously?

The cable draws power directly from the DisplayPort connection and requires no external power supply for continuous operation.

What ports must my computer and display already have for this 1.8 m cable to work?

Your computer needs a DisplayPort output and your display needs a VGA input for the cable to function.

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