VGA Extension Cable - Black - 1.8m


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The Gembird VGA Extension Cable is designed for users needing to extend the reach of their legacy display connections without sacrificing signal quality. Ideal for office setups or home workstations, this 1.8-meter cable ensures stable video transmission through advanced dual-shielding and integrated ferrite cores. Note that while this cable is highly effective for standard VGA resolutions, it is limited to analog video signals and will not transmit audio or digital signals, making it unsuitable for modern HDMI-only displays.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CC-PPVGAX-6B |
| Brand | Cablexpert |
No, VGA is a video-only standard and cannot transmit audio.
Yes, but you will need an active VGA-to-HDMI or HDMI-to-VGA adapter depending on your setup.
The ferrite cores act as filters to block electromagnetic interference and prevent high-frequency noise from degrading the video signal.
It is compatible with any monitor or projector that features a standard 15-pin VGA (D-Sub) input.
While technically possible, daisy-chaining VGA cables often results in significant signal degradation and is not recommended.
Ensure the connectors are pushed in completely and that no pins on the Male end are bent or missing.
Verify that both the source device (computer) and the display are turned on and that the source is set to output via the VGA port.
Keep the VGA cable away from power cords, as electrical proximity can induce interference despite the shielding.
Setup is straightforward: align the pins of the Male connector with the Female port on your PC or source device, and connect the Female end of the extension to your existing VGA monitor cable. Ensure the thumbscrews are tightened securely to prevent accidental disconnection. For care, avoid bending the cable at sharp angles near the connectors, as this can put stress on the internal wires and weaken the connection over time. Keep the connectors free from dust and debris, and avoid running the cable under heavy furniture to prevent crushing the internal shielding.