Flexible Jacket Our Round PVC Jacket is CL3 Rated and as soft as they come! They’re ridiculously flexible and offer a strong strain relief for those sharp 90 degree turns. Easy to Stock We went the extra mile to make things easy for you while on the job. Our connector ends are color coded by length which makes distinguishing the difference between a 2 or 3 meter cable easy. Plus, we've printed the length right on the end. Staying Connected Our VGA cables have the standard 15-pin connections along with dual locking screw posts making them extra secure.

This adapter converts a DisplayPort signal for viewing on a VGA-equipped display. Connect the adapter directly to the PC. Then use your VGA cable between the adapter and the display, and enjoy PC video content on virtually any VGA display. Features 8in dongle-style adapter, nickel-plated DisplayPort connector, molded VGA connector, 28 AWG copper wire, aluminum shielding to protect against EMI/RFI.

Flexible Jacket Our Round PVC Jacket is CL3 Rated and as soft as they come! They’re ridiculously flexible and offer a strong strain relief for those sharp 90 degree turns. Easy to Stock We went the extra mile to make things easy for you while on the job. Our connector ends are color coded by length which makes distinguishing the difference between a 2 or 3 meter cable easy. Plus, we've printed the length right on the end. Staying Connected Our VGA cables have the standard 15-pin connections along with dual locking screw posts making them extra secure.

15ft White VGA Cable with Male to Male Connectors, 14 Wire, Copper Material This white, 15-foot VGA cable is ready to expand the reach of your analog video network. The cable terminates on both ends in VGA male connectors. The initials VGA stand for Video Graphics Array. VGA connectors employ a fifteen-pin D-subminiature electrical connector and transmit video signals in their component form. Though used for many purposes, VGA connectors are found most commonly on PCs and laptops, where they allow these computers' display signals to be broadcast to an external display source, such as a monitor or projector. VGA connectors have become nearly ubiquitous in this capacity, making appearances on almost all video display devices that are intended for connection with a computer. With its pure... Less