Scart to Scart cable 1.5 m black — No name KPO2705-1,5

Scart to Scart cable No name KPO2705-1,5 is a 1.5 metre wired AV connection designed for devices with SCART ports. The cable carries analogue composite video and stereo audio signals over a single SCART interface, enabling straightforward connectivity between older televisions, DVD players, set-top boxes and VCRs. Its black jacket and standard SCART plugs provide a conventional solution for legacy AV setups where digital connections are not available.

Advantages

The cable offers a simple plug-and-play connection without additional drivers or configuration, enabling quick setup. Its 1.5 m length balances reach and cable management for typical home entertainment arrangements. The single-cable SCART design transmits both audio and composite video signals, reducing the number of required connectors and keeping connections tidy. The black outer sheath conceals wear and integrates unobtrusively with home AV equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting DVD players to older TVs with SCART inputs
• Linking set-top boxes to analogue televisions
• Hooking up VCRs for playback or dubbing to other SCART-equipped devices
• Temporary AV setups where SCART is the only available interface

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.5 metres
• Connector type: SCART male to SCART male
• Signal type: Analogue composite video and stereo audio
• Color: Black
• Cable design: Single-cable solution for combined AV transmission

How to use

Insert each SCART plug firmly into the SCART sockets of the two devices you wish to connect, ensuring the orientation of the plug matches the socket to avoid damage. Once connected, switch both devices to the appropriate AV or external input mode. No additional configuration or power source is required; the cable transmits analogue video and stereo audio signals directly between devices. For best results, operate with devices powered off when plugging or unplugging the cable.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable for short to medium-length connections within a home entertainment area. Avoid sharp bends, excessive pulling or placing heavy objects on the cable to maintain signal integrity. If interference or poor picture quality occurs, check connectors for secure seating and clean contacts if necessary.