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Gold HDMI male to VGA male 15-pin adapter cable 1.8m

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Ruth's sister 1.8M Gold HDMI to VGA Male 15 Pin 1080P Adapter Cable

SKU CH-BX64-AY5RP

A 1.8 m gold HDMI to VGA adapter cable supports 1080p video with a 15-pin male connector

  • 8 metre cable reaches distant displays
  • Gold-plated connectors resist signal loss
  • 15-pin VGA male fits legacy monitors
  • 1080P video output for clear picture

Gold HDMI to VGA Adapter Cable

This 1.8 metre cable connects an HDMI-compatible male output to a VGA male 15 pin input. It supports 1080P resolution for clear video transmission. The gold-plated connectors resist corrosion and maintain reliable signal quality. Suitable for linking TV, DVD or set-top box players to an HDTV display.

Upgrading from analogue-only connections

Replaces older composite or S-Video leads that cannot carry high-definition signals. The jump is worthwhile when the source device offers HDMI output but the display only accepts VGA input. Not suitable for users who need audio transmission because VGA carries video only. Buyers requiring longer runs beyond 1.8 metres should consider active signal extenders instead.

Highlights

  • 8 metre cable reaches distant displays
  • Gold-plated connectors resist signal loss
  • 15-pin VGA male fits legacy monitors
  • 1080P video output for clear picture

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 15-pin VGA connector need a separate power cable?

The adapter draws power from the HDMI port, so no external power cable is required for the 15-pin VGA connection.

Which end should be plugged in first when connecting a DVD player to an HDTV?

Connect the HDMI male end to the DVD player first, then attach the VGA male end to the HDTV to ensure proper signal handshake.

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