Wall-mount VGA socket outlet DELOCK 81556, female-to-female, white, ABS, 45×22.5×17.4 mm

DELOCK 81556 is a wall-mount VGA socket outlet with female-to-female connectors designed to provide a fixed VGA interface for monitors, projectors and legacy video equipment. The compact white housing is produced from ABS and measures 45 × 22.5 × 17.4 mm, making it suitable for installation in AV panels, faceplates or compatible modular holders. The outlet is supplied singly in a polybag and supports straightforward integration into the Delock Easy 45 modular system using a snap-in mechanism.

Advantages

The outlet offers a space-saving, standardized VGA termination with two female D-Sub connectors to extend or terminate VGA cabling without introducing active electronics. Its ABS housing provides a durable, lightweight mounting option for wall or panel installations. The snap-in compatibility with the Easy 45 system allows secure mounting and easy removal for maintenance or reconfiguration.

Suitable for

• Fixed VGA connections for monitors and projectors
• AV panels and faceplates in meeting rooms or classrooms
• Legacy video equipment and analog display interfaces
• Modular Easy 45 installations for system and network cabinets

Key specifications

• Connector type: VGA (D-Sub 15-pin), female-to-female
• Housing material: ABS plastic
• Colour: white
• Dimensions: 45 × 22.5 × 17.4 mm
• Mounting: wall-mount / panel-mount, snap-in for Easy 45 system
• Packaging: single unit supplied in polybag

How to use

Mount the socket outlet into a compatible AV panel, faceplate or Easy 45 module holder by aligning the module and pressing until the snap-in mechanism engages. Connect VGA cables to the female connectors on both sides to extend or terminate an existing VGA run. Ensure secure screw connections on connected cables and verify signal continuity before closing panels. The outlet does not require power or configuration.

Usage recommendations

Use shielded VGA cables of appropriate length and quality to reduce signal degradation. Avoid routing VGA cabling parallel to high-voltage power lines to minimize interference. For installations in professional AV systems, verify pinout and grounding compatibility with connected devices. If frequent reconnections are expected, check the snap-in fit periodically to ensure the module remains secure.