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DataPro's VGA Video Extension Cable is exactly that: a cable to extend an existing VGA video cable.
 
1150-03C
SVGA Hi-Res Video Extension
3 ft
$
12.95
201 in stock
1150-06C
SVGA Hi-Res Video Extension
6 ft
$
14.95
28 in stock
1150-10C
SVGA Hi-Res Video Extension
10 ft
$
19.95
119 in stock
1150-15C
SVGA Hi-Res Video Extension
15 ft
$
29.95
12 in stock
1150-25C
SVGA Hi-Res Video Extension
25 ft
$
39.00
21 in stock
1150-50C
SVGA Hi-Res Video Extension
50 ft
$
59.00
8 in stock
1150-75C
SVGA Hi-Res Video Extension
75 ft
$
79.00
3 in stock
1150-99C
SVGA Hi-Res Video Extension
100 ft
$
119.00
4 in stock
DataPro's VGA Video Extension Cable is exactly that: a cable to extend
an existing VGA video cable. Perfect for CRT monitors with built-in
cords, but also great if you've got an existing VGA run and just need
to get a few more feet on the end, these high-quality cables ensure
the best image fidelity while minimizing noise and signal degradation.
Once the stalwart champion of computer video, VGA has lost its dominant
position to the digital signals of DVI and DisplayPort, but when it comes
to long-range video displays, VGA is still the best. Digital signals can
become unreliable after fifteen feet and rarely work past fifty, but our
valiant VGA assemblies are often run in excess of two hundred feet with minimal
loss.
Each end has High-Density 15-pin D-Sub connectors, one male plug (DH15M)
and one female socket (DH15F). Most devices are built with female VGA jacks,
so this cable is almost exclusively used to connect to (and extend) an existing
VGA cable. It is wired straight-through, as is the custom on all VGA cable assemblies.
The extension cable is made of high-grade 75 Ohm
mini-coaxial video wire. This thick, triple-shielded, low-loss
wire is far superior to cheaper stock made from stranded copper,
which is what's typically included with electronics or found in
big-box retail stores.
For monitors without built-in VGA cables, or when a VGA panel or wall-jack
is involved, a male-to-male VGA cable
will connect your source and display directly.