VGA cable Secomp ITB CROS3602 — 2 m D-Sub 15-pin VGA to VGA, black

Secomp ITB CROS3602 — 2 m D-Sub 15-pin VGA to VGA cable in black provides analog video transmission between VGA-equipped devices. The cable uses standard 15-pin D-Sub male connectors on both ends for direct connection of PCs, monitors, projectors and other devices with VGA ports. With a 2 metre length and a simple unshielded design, it is intended for typical home and office installations where an economical wired VGA connection is required.

Advantages

The Secomp ITB CROS3602 offers straightforward compatibility with legacy VGA equipment and requires no drivers or configuration. Its 2 m length balances reach and cable management for desk and AV setups. The black outer jacket provides a neutral appearance that suits most equipment arrangements. Using standard D-Sub 15-pin connectors ensures reliable mechanical fit and plug-and-play video signal transfer between VGA sources and displays.

Suitable for

• Connecting a computer to a monitor with a VGA port
• Connecting laptops or desktops to projectors for presentations
• Linking VGA switchers, extenders or capture devices in AV setups
• Temporary or permanent wiring in home and office workspaces

Key specifications

• Length: 2 m
• Connector type: D-Sub 15-pin (VGA) male to D-Sub 15-pin (VGA) male
• Colour: Black
• Signal type: Analog video (RGBHV)

How to use

Connect one D-Sub 15-pin male end of the cable to the VGA output on the source device and the other end to the VGA input on the display. Tighten the connector thumbscrews to ensure a secure mechanical connection and reduce the risk of signal disruption. Power on both devices and select the appropriate input on the display if necessary. Adjust display settings (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, route the cable away from strong sources of electromagnetic interference (large power supplies, unshielded motors or fluorescent lighting) and avoid sharp bends. Use the 2 m length for near-desk connections; if a longer run or active signal boosting is required, consider using a VGA extender or an alternative digital connection where supported.