Cabo VGA ROLINE High Quality 10m HD15 M/M

The ROLINE High Quality 10m VGA Cable with HD15 connectors provides a straightforward wired solution for transmitting analog video signals between VGA-equipped devices. Designed for reliable signal transfer over a 10 meter distance, this black VGA cable includes integrated ferrite cores to suppress electromagnetic interference and maintain image stability when connecting monitors, projectors, or computers with VGA (D-Sub) ports.

Advantages

This VGA cable offers a long 10 m reach while retaining a slim, flexible profile suitable for office or home installations. The use of HD15 (VGA) male connectors on both ends ensures compatibility with a wide range of legacy and current display devices. Built-in ferrite cores reduce high-frequency noise and improve signal integrity across the cable run, helping to minimize flicker and artifacts on analog displays.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs or laptops with VGA output to monitors or projectors
• Extending video signal paths in meeting rooms, classrooms, or home setups
• Temporary or semi-permanent AV installations where a 10 m analog connection is required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 10 m
• Connectors: HD15 (VGA) male to HD15 (VGA) male
• Shielding: ferrite cores integrated for interference suppression
• Colour: Black
• Signal type: Analog video (VGA/D-Sub)

How to use

Connect one HD15 (VGA) male connector to the VGA output on your source device and the other to the VGA input on the display device. Ensure both connectors are firmly seated and tighten the thumbscrews by hand to secure the connection. For best performance, route the cable away from power cables and strong EMI sources. If used with a projector or monitor, select the appropriate input source on the display and adjust resolution and refresh rate on the source device to match the display's supported settings.

Recommendations

For stable analog video quality over 10 m, avoid coiling the cable tightly and keep it clear of high-current power lines or radio transmitters. If image quality degrades, check connector seating, try a different VGA input on the display, and verify source resolution settings. Use this cable where VGA connectivity is supported; for digital-only systems, a digital adapter or cable will be required.