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A 10FT USB 2.0 cable with a 15-pin VGA connector at one end

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Ruth's sister 10FT USB 2.0 15-Pin VGA Adapter Cable 1885

SKU CH-C1E3-7HZ79

Connects a PC to a VGA monitor over USB 2.0 using a 15-pin adapter and a 10 ft cable

  • 10 ft cable reaches distant monitors easily
  • USB 2.0 interface connects without extra drivers
  • 15-pin VGA plug fits legacy displays directly
  • Model 1885 built for KVM switch setups

USB 2.0 VGA adapter cable for legacy displays

This 10FT cable connects a USB 2.0 port to a 15-pin VGA monitor or KVM switch. It suits users adding a secondary screen to a laptop or desktop lacking native video output. The SVGA interface supports standard analog resolutions for office and legacy hardware. Model 1885 is a simple plug-and-play link for older display equipment.

Passive cable draws minimal bus power

The adapter operates entirely from the USB 2.0 connection with no external supply needed. Power draw stays within the port's rated current so thermals remain negligible. No active cooling or fan is present, making operation silent. The fixed 10FT length keeps voltage drop low for stable signal quality.

Highlights

  • 10 ft cable reaches distant monitors easily
  • USB 2.0 interface connects without extra drivers
  • 15-pin VGA plug fits legacy displays directly
  • Model 1885 built for KVM switch setups

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 15-pin VGA end to my monitor without bending the pins?

Align the D-sub connector carefully with the monitor port, tighten the two thumb screws by hand only, and avoid forcing the cable if resistance is felt.

Will the USB 2.0 connector wear out from repeated plugging into a KVM switch?

The USB 2.0 Type-A plug is rated for typical daily insertions; if the port feels loose or video drops out, replace the cable.

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