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This Kenable VGA extension cable is designed for users needing to extend the reach between their PC/laptop, monitor, or TV and a VGA source. Its key benefit is providing a reliable, high-quality connection with the added safety of Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) materials, making it ideal for environments with strict regulations like schools. While versatile, ensure your devices utilize the standard 15-pin VGA connection.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 010197 |
| Brand | kenable |
No, VGA cables are designed for analog video transmission only and do not carry audio signals.
LSZH means the cable is made from materials that emit very little smoke and no toxic halogenated gases when burned, making it safer in enclosed spaces compared to standard PVC cables.
This cable is compatible with any device that has a standard 15-pin VGA port, commonly found on older PCs, laptops, monitors, and projectors.
While you might be able to connect them, it's not recommended. Adapters can introduce signal degradation, and VGA is an analog signal while HDMI is digital. For best results, use direct connections or active converters if necessary.
Choose a length that comfortably connects your devices without excessive slack. Measure the distance needed between your source and display, and add a little extra for flexibility. Avoid using excessively long cables (beyond 15-25 meters for VGA) as signal quality can degrade.
VGA is an analog standard and its quality degrades with higher resolutions and longer cable runs. For resolutions above 1080p or for the sharpest image quality, digital connections like HDMI or DisplayPort are generally preferred.
Ensure the cable is securely connected at both ends. Verify that the input source on the monitor/TV is set to VGA. Check that the VGA output is enabled on the source device and try a shorter cable if possible.
Check for loose connections. Ensure the cable is not bent sharply or damaged. Try a different VGA port on the display device or source device if available. Interference from other electronic devices can sometimes cause issues; try repositioning the cable.
Adjust the display resolution settings in your operating system. Ensure the monitor's native resolution is selected. The cable itself does not control resolution; this is managed by the graphics card and display settings.
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