VGA cable No name KPO3710-3 — D-Sub (VGA) to D-Sub (VGA), 3 m, black

VGA cable No name KPO3710-3 — D-Sub (VGA) to D-Sub (VGA), 3 m, black is a 3-meter analog video cable that connects devices with 15-pin VGA ports. It provides a straightforward VGA connection between desktop computers, monitors, projectors and other legacy video equipment. The cable supports standard analog RGB video transmission and is suitable for extending display connections in offices, classrooms and home environments where a VGA interface is required.

Advantages

The cable offers a simple plug-and-play solution for analog video connections without the need for additional drivers or power. Its 3 m length provides flexibility in placement of devices while the D-Sub 15-pin connectors on both ends ensure compatibility with a wide range of VGA-equipped equipment. The black outer jacket reduces visual clutter and helps protect the internal conductors from everyday wear.

Suitable for

• Connecting a PC or laptop to a VGA monitor
• Linking a computer to a VGA projector for presentations
• Extending the reach of existing VGA display setups
• Connecting legacy or industrial equipment with VGA output

Key specifications

• Connector type: D-Sub 15-pin (VGA) male to D-Sub 15-pin (VGA) male
• Cable length: 3 meters
• Color: black outer jacket
• Signal type: analog RGB video
• Typical use: video transmission between VGA devices

How to use

Connect one end of the VGA cable to the VGA output on your computer or source device and the other end to the VGA input on your monitor or projector. Tighten the connector screws by hand to secure the connection and reduce the risk of accidental disconnection. After connecting, set the display resolution and refresh rate on the source device to match the capabilities of the monitor or projector for optimal image quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid running the VGA cable parallel to high-power electrical cables to minimize interference. If image quality issues appear at higher resolutions or longer runs, consider checking connector seating and using ferrite cores or shielded variants where available.