VGA Monitor Cable Lindy 30m Gold

The Lindy 30m Gold VGA Monitor Cable provides a long-reach wired connection between a computer graphics output and a monitor or projector. It features VGA (D-Sub) connectors on both ends with gold-plated contacts to support stable analogue video transmission over a 30 metre distance. The cable’s anthracite outer jacket is designed for general-purpose installation in home, classroom or office environments where an extended cable run is required.

Advantages

Gold-plated VGA contacts reduce the risk of corrosion and help maintain consistent contact quality for analogue video signals. The 30 m length enables flexible placement of displays and equipment without relying on extenders or additional electronics. The twin VGA (D-Sub) connectors ensure broad compatibility with legacy and current monitors, projectors and graphics cards that provide analogue VGA output. The anthracite finish provides a neutral appearance suitable for most installation environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting a PC or laptop VGA output to a monitor or projector over a long distance
• Classroom, lecture hall or conference room AV installations
• Office desk-to-display connections where routing around furniture is needed
• Temporary event setups requiring reliable analogue video cabling

Key specifications

• Cable length: 30 m
• Connector type (both ends): VGA (D-Sub) 15-pin
• Contact plating: Gold-plated contacts
• Colour: Anthracite
• Signal type: Analogue RGB video

How to use

Ensure both the source device and the display are powered off before connecting. Align the 15-pin VGA (D-Sub) connector with the corresponding port on the computer and the monitor, then secure each connector using the thumb screws to prevent accidental disconnection. Power on the display and the source, then configure the output resolution and refresh rate on the computer to match the monitor’s supported settings for optimal image quality. When routing the cable, avoid tight bends and pinching to maintain signal integrity over the full 30 m length.

Usage recommendations

For best results, keep the cable away from high-voltage power lines or strong electromagnetic sources to reduce potential interference. If image degradation occurs at higher resolutions, try lowering the resolution or using a shorter cable run; for digitally driven displays consider a digital interface cable (for example DVI, HDMI or DisplayPort) where supported.