VGA cable Unitek Y-C507 D-Sub 15-pin male-to-male, ferrite, 15 m

Unitek Y-C507 is a 15-metre VGA (D-Sub 15-pin) male-to-male cable designed for analog video connections between computers, projectors and monitors. The cable features secure D-Sub connectors and an integrated ferrite core to reduce electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference, helping maintain signal integrity over extended distances. It is intended for applications where a reliable, uncompressed VGA signal is required for display output.

Advantages

The cable's 15 m length enables flexible placement of display equipment without requiring wireless transmission or intermediate converters. Gold-plated connector contacts provide stable contact and resistance to corrosion, while the ferrite core improves EMI/RFI suppression for clearer analog video. A durable outer jacket and strain relief at connector ends increase mechanical robustness and support repeated connect/disconnect cycles.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs to external monitors in offices
• Linking laptops or media players to projectors in classrooms and meeting rooms
• Temporary AV setups for presentations and events
• Legacy equipment that uses standard VGA (D-Sub 15-pin) video output

Key specifications

• Cable type: Analog VGA (D-Sub 15-pin) male-to-male
• Length: 15 metres
• Ferrite core: Integrated for EMI/RFI suppression
• Connector finish: Gold-plated contacts for improved contact reliability
• Jacket: Durable outer jacket with strain relief at connectors
• Signal support: Standard VGA resolution ranges (analog RGBHV signals)

How to use

Ensure both source and display devices are powered off before connecting. Align the 15-pin D-Sub connectors with the corresponding VGA ports on the source device (computer, laptop or media player) and the display device (monitor or projector). Insert the connectors and tighten the securing thumbscrews by hand to prevent accidental disconnection. Power on devices and set the display resolution and refresh rate on the source to match the monitor or projector specifications for optimal image quality. When disconnecting, power down devices if possible and loosen the thumbscrews before removing the cable to avoid damaging connector pins.

Usage recommendations

For best results, route the cable away from high-power electrical cables and strong radio-frequency sources to minimize interference. Use the ferrite-equipped cable for installations longer than typical desktop lengths, and check that the connected devices support the desired VGA resolution. Avoid sharp bends and excessive tension; coil excess cable in loose loops to preserve signal performance and cable lifespan.