TRENDNET KVM cable TKCU10 USB/VGA 2.8 m, Black, 2x HD15 M

The TRENDNET TKCU10 2.8 m USB/VGA KVM cable provides a combined video and USB connection designed to link a KVM switch with a computer or a monitor. This cable features two HD15 male VGA connectors for analog video and an integrated USB connector for keyboard and mouse signals, all enclosed in a black jacket. Its 2.8 metre length supports flexible placement in desktop and rack environments where VGA video and USB peripheral sharing are required.

Advantages

This TRENDNET KVM cable combines analog video and USB connectivity in a single assembly, reducing cable clutter and simplifying KVM switch installations. The dual HD15 connectors deliver standard VGA video compatibility with legacy systems, while the integrated USB line carries keyboard and mouse data without a separate adapter. The black outer jacket provides a neutral appearance for professional environments and helps protect internal conductors.

Suitable for

• Connecting a KVM switch to multiple desktop computers with VGA ports
• Integrating legacy VGA monitors into multi-computer control setups
• Small server racks or workstation environments where combined video and peripheral cabling is preferred
• Applications requiring a 2.8 m reach between equipment

Key specifications

• Connector types: dual HD15 male (VGA) and integrated USB (type A)
• Cable length: 2.8 metres
• Cable colour: black
• Signal support: analog VGA video and USB human interface device (HID) signals for keyboard/mouse
• Intended use: KVM switch to computer/monitor connections and peripheral sharing

How to use

Plug the HD15 VGA connectors into the corresponding video ports on the KVM switch and the target computer or monitor, ensuring secure seating of the connectors. Insert the USB connector into a USB Type-A port on the host computer or the KVM switch to enable keyboard and mouse signal transmission. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and secure it to prevent strain on connectors. Power on connected devices and select the appropriate input on the KVM switch to begin using video and USB peripherals over the cable.

Usage recommendations

For optimal signal quality, avoid routing the cable parallel to high-power electrical lines or sources of electromagnetic interference. Use the 2.8 m length to position equipment without stretching connectors; if a longer run is required, consider using a KVM solution designed for extended distances or signal repeaters. Inspect connectors periodically and replace the cable if pins are bent or insulation is damaged.