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VGA to 3 RCA component video adapter cable 1.5M

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SKU CH-Y1WS-PF8AH

A VGA to 3RCA component video adapter cable measuring 1.5 metres

  • Converts VGA signals to 3RCA component video
  • 5 metre cable length for flexible routing
  • Female VGA to three female RCA connectors
  • New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box

VGA to 3RCA component adapter

This adapter connects a VGA source to a display with three RCA component inputs. It carries analogue video through a 15‑pin HD connector on one side and three female RCA jacks on the other. The 1.5 m cable length suits typical desktop or rack distances. Buyers needing digital HDMI or DisplayPort conversion should look elsewhere.

Passive analogue video link

The unit requires no external power and adds no active signal processing. It fits builds where a legacy graphics card or KVM switch outputs VGA and the monitor accepts component video. The cable occupies a single VGA port and three RCA sockets, leaving other I/O free. It does not support audio or digital signalling.

Highlights

  • Converts VGA signals to 3RCA component video
  • 5 metre cable length for flexible routing
  • Female VGA to three female RCA connectors
  • New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the maximum current the 15-pin VGA end can handle before overheating?

The adapter is a passive cable assembly without active components, so heat buildup at the 15-pin connector depends on the source device output and cable length of 1.5 m rather than a rated current limit.

Does the 1.5 m length add audible coil whine or signal noise during all-day use?

As a passive video converter with no power circuitry, the 1.5 m cable introduces no coil whine; any noise would come from the connected source or display, not the adapter itself.

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