VGA-monitorkabel ShiverPeaks AK SVGA 115 SC 15m 15-polig

VGA monitor cable ShiverPeaks AK SVGA 115 SC 15m with 15-pin connectors is a shielded analog video cable for transmission of RGB signals between computers, monitors and projectors. The cable provides a 15 m length for installations that require an extended run while maintaining a standard SVGA 15-pin interface. Metal 15-pin plugs and shielded construction help ensure a stable connection and reduce electromagnetic interference over the full cable length.

Advantages

The shielded design minimizes external interference and crosstalk, supporting clearer analog video transmission over longer distances. Robust metal 15-pin connectors provide reliable mechanical contact and improved durability in repeated plug/unplug cycles and fixed installations. The 15 m length offers flexibility for setups where devices are spaced apart, and the standard SVGA pinout ensures compatibility with most VGA-enabled PCs, monitors and projectors.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs to external monitors in offices or workstations
• Linking laptops or PCs to projectors for presentations in meeting rooms and classrooms
• Fixed AV installations where a longer VGA cable run is needed
• Temporary setups for events where standard VGA interfaces are used

Key specifications

• Connector type: 15-pin male to 15-pin male (SVGA standard)
• Cable length: 15 m
• Construction: shielded cable to reduce electromagnetic interference
• Plugs: metal housings for durable mechanical connection
• Signal type: analog RGB video (VGA)

How to use

Connect one 15-pin metal plug to the VGA or SVGA output on the source device and the other plug to the VGA input on the display device. Tighten the connector screws by hand until secure to prevent accidental disconnection; avoid over-tightening. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and sources of strong electrical noise. For the best image quality, ensure both devices are set to compatible resolution and refresh rate for analog VGA signals.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, keep the cable away from power cables and large electrical equipment to reduce possible interference. If long cable runs pass through ceilings or walls, follow local installation regulations and use appropriate strain relief and mounting hardware.