VGA cable M/M 1.8m black shielded ferrite CA-VGAC-10CU-0018-BK

Interference-free video transmission – VGA cable Lanberg

The 1.8-meter VGA M/M cable is a reliable solution for transmitting analog video signals. It will work both in the office and at home, providing a stable connection between a computer, monitor, projector or TV. The cable's construction with double shielding and ferrite filters minimizes electromagnetic interference, guaranteeing a clear and sharp image with a maximum resolution of 1920x1080 pixels.

The cable is particularly useful in conference rooms where transmission reliability is crucial during presentations. Solid construction with copper-clad steel (CCS) and nickel-plated contacts ensures durability and corrosion resistance. This means the cable will last a long time without losing signal quality.

Construction and application

The Lanberg VGA cable has been designed with ease of use and wide compatibility in mind. It has standard VGA connectors (15 pin) which are present in most multimedia devices. The plastic braid protects the cable from mechanical damage, and the black color discreetly blends into the surroundings. Advanced solutions used in the cable translate into comfortable work and the ability to freely arrange the workspace or multimedia area.

• Shielding: Double shielding effectively reduces interference, affecting image quality.
• Ferrite filters: Two ferrite cores further stabilize the signal, eliminating noise and interference.
• Connectors: Nickel-plated contacts ensure a secure connection and corrosion resistance.
• Length: 1.8 meters is the optimal length for most applications – sufficient freedom of arrangement without excessive cable tangling.
• Cable: Made of copper-clad steel (CCS) – a good compromise between conductivity and price.

The cable is characterized by a solid construction and precise workmanship. The AWG 30 gauge wire provides adequate signal conductivity, and the double-shielded construction minimizes the risk of interference. It is worth paying attention to the presence of ferrite filters, which further stabilize the video signal – especially important with longer cables or in environments with a high level of electromagnetic interference. This ensures that the image is clear and free of artifacts, which translates into comfortable work and viewing.