VGA-kaapeli ShiverPeaks BS78050-3 3 m

The ShiverPeaks BS78050-3 3 m VGA cable provides a straightforward wired connection between VGA-equipped devices. With two standard VGA (D-Sub) connectors and a 3 meter length, this grey cable enables video signal transmission for monitors, projectors and other display equipment that support analog VGA input. The cable is built for consistent signal transfer and everyday use in home, office or classroom setups.

Advantages

This VGA cable delivers a stable analog video connection over a 3 m distance and uses standard VGA (D-Sub) connectors compatible with a wide range of legacy and current display devices. The grey jacket provides discreet integration into most environments while the cable construction aims to reduce signal interference and mechanical wear for reliable, long-term operation.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs or laptops to external VGA monitors
• Linking media players or older video sources to projectors
• Classroom or conference room installations requiring a 3 m cable run
• Temporary AV setups where a simple analog video connection is needed

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Connector type: VGA (D-Sub) to VGA (D-Sub)
• Signal type: Analog video
• Colour: Grey
• Typical use: Monitor, projector and general VGA-enabled display devices

How to use

Connect one VGA (D-Sub) connector to the VGA output on your computer or video source and the other connector to the VGA input on your monitor or projector. Secure the connectors by tightening the thumb screws to ensure a firm mechanical connection and help maintain signal stability. After connecting, power on your devices and select the appropriate input source on the display. Adjust display resolution and settings on the video source if required to match the monitor or projector capabilities.

Recommendations

For best results, avoid bending the cable sharply near the connectors and keep the cable away from strong sources of electromagnetic interference such as large power supplies or unshielded power cables. Use a cable length appropriate for the installation to minimize signal degradation; if longer runs are required, consider using signal boosters or alternative digital interfaces when supported by your equipment.