Scart cable Lexton 1.2 m black LX8017A

The Lexton Scart–Scart cable 1.2 m (black) LX8017A is a standard analog interconnection cable for consumer audiovisual equipment. It provides a direct SCART-to-SCART connection designed to carry composite video and analog stereo audio signals between devices that use SCART sockets. The cable is intended for straightforward plug-and-play use in home entertainment setups and with legacy equipment where SCART remains the interface for video and audio transmission.

Advantages

This 1.2 m Scart cable offers a compact length suitable for typical living room and media cabinet layouts without excessive cable slack. The cable’s SCART connectors are compatible with standard SCART sockets, enabling reliable analog signal transfer for composite video and left/right audio channels. The black jacket provides a neutral appearance that blends with most AV environments, and the single-cable solution reduces the need for multiple separate leads for basic audio and video routing.

Suitable for

• Connecting DVD players to televisions with SCART inputs
• Linking set-top boxes or digital receivers to older TVs
• Connecting VCRs or legacy AV equipment in home media systems
• Temporary or permanent installations where SCART-to-SCART wiring is required

Key specifications

• Cable type: SCART to SCART analog AV cable
• Length: 1.2 meters
• Color: Black outer jacket
• Signals carried: Composite video and analog stereo audio (left/right)
• Connector type: Standard 21-pin SCART plugs on both ends

How to use

To use the Scart cable, align each SCART plug with the SCART socket on the source device (for example, a DVD player or set-top box) and the display device (for example, a television). Insert the plugs fully until they are seated; the connector orientation prevents incorrect insertion. After connecting both ends, select the appropriate AV input on the television or monitor and power on the connected devices. No additional drivers or configuration are required for basic composite video and analog audio transmission.

Usage recommendations

For optimal signal quality, avoid running the cable alongside high-voltage power cords or passing it near devices that generate strong electromagnetic interference. Use the 1.2 m length where devices are in close proximity; for longer runs, consider a longer cable to prevent strain on the connectors. Keep connector contacts clean and dry, and disconnect the cable by pulling the connector housing rather than the cable itself to preserve longevity.