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SMUGDESK 90 Degree Up Angled VGA Cable 3.3FT

SKU CH-E363-FP1Q6

A 90-degree upward angled VGA cable with 3COAX+6C shielding and locking screws for clear analog video in tight spaces

  • Upward 90° angled plug eases routing in tight spaces
  • 3COAX+6C shielded wiring suppresses interference for clear analog video
  • Locking screws on both male connectors keep the link secure
  • 3 ft length suits tidy desk, classroom or industrial setups
  • Works with desktops, laptops, monitors, projectors and legacy analog displays

Tight-space VGA cable with upward 90° plug

This cable carries analog video between a computer and a monitor or projector. One end uses an upward 90° VGA male connector that points toward the ceiling, letting the wire run flat against a wall or desk edge. The design suits cramped backs of rack-mounted PCs, wall-mounted displays and industrial control panels where a straight plug would collide with nearby equipment. It is built for daily office, classroom and surveillance installations.

3COAX+6C shielding and locking screws

The internal structure uses three coaxial lines plus six signal conductors wrapped in a braided shield that blocks electromagnetic interference from power bricks or fluorescent lighting. Both connectors carry captive thumbscrews so the plugs stay seated when a monitor is bumped or a cart is rolled past. A tough PVC jacket resists abrasion from repeated routing through cable trays or under desk grommets. The 3.3ft length keeps slack minimal without stretching across a room.

Single cable in the package

Only the VGA cord itself is supplied — no adapters, ferrite cores or driver discs are included. Because VGA carries video only, a separate audio cable is required when sound must reach the display or projector. The male-to-male pinout matches the standard 15-pin D-Sub layout used by legacy graphics cards, docking stations and KVM switches. Buyers who need audio over the same wire or a digital interface such as HDMI will need a different solution.

Highlights

  • Upward 90° angled plug eases routing in tight spaces
  • 3COAX+6C shielded wiring suppresses interference for clear analog video
  • Locking screws on both male connectors keep the link secure
  • 3 ft length suits tidy desk, classroom or industrial setups
  • Works with desktops, laptops, monitors, projectors and legacy analog displays

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 90-degree upward angle on the VGA plug allow?

The upward right-angle connector eases wiring in confined spaces, reduces pull force and sharp bending on device ports to protect interfaces.

What physical space is needed for the angled connector?

The upward right-angle design fits tight clearances behind monitors, projectors or industrial displays where a straight plug would bend sharply.

How do you secure the connection so it stays stable?

Tighten the locking screws on both VGA male connectors by hand to keep them firmly fastened and prevent signal loss.

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