Scart cable 3 m black — No name KPO2705-3, Scart–Scart audio/video lead

Scart cable 3 m black — No name KPO2705-3 is a 3-metre Scart–Scart audio/video lead designed to transmit composite video, RGB signals and analog stereo audio between devices equipped with Scart sockets. The cable has a black finish and a length suitable for installations where connected components are placed at some distance, enabling reliable signal transfer between DVD players, set-top boxes, older televisions and VCRs that use Scart interfaces.

Advantages

This Scart cable supports multiple analog signal types including composite and RGB video as well as stereo audio, providing a single-cable solution for AV connections. Its 3 m length offers flexibility for home entertainment setups where devices are not adjacent. The black finish integrates unobtrusively with common AV equipment and room interiors. The cable uses standard Scart connectors on both ends to maintain compatibility with legacy equipment that relies on this interface.

Suitable for

• Connecting DVD players to televisions with Scart inputs
• Linking set-top boxes to older TVs or VCRs
• Transmitting RGB video from compatible devices
• Connecting stereo audio between Scart-equipped AV components

Key specifications

• Cable type: Scart–Scart audio/video lead
• Length: 3 metres
• Color: Black
• Supported signals: Composite video, RGB video, analog stereo audio
• Connector configuration: Scart plug on both ends

How to use

Ensure both devices are powered off before connecting. Insert one Scart plug firmly into the Scart socket of the source device (for example a DVD player or set-top box) and the other plug into the Scart socket of the destination device (for example a television or VCR). After making the physical connection, power on the devices and select the appropriate AV input on the display device. If the source and display support RGB, select the RGB input mode on both devices when available; otherwise use composite video modes. Secure excess cable length to avoid strain on the connectors.

Usage recommendations

For best results, keep the cable away from strong electromagnetic sources and unshielded power cables to reduce interference. Use the RGB mode where both devices support it for improved picture quality; if interference or poor quality occurs, check connector seating and try composite mode. Avoid sharp bends or kinks in the cable and disconnect by pulling the connector body rather than the cable itself.