SVGA Monitor Cable with Audio - 6 FT
| Quantity Discount Pricing | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-9 | 10-24 | 25-99 | 100-249 | 250+ |
| $8.79 | $7.89 | $7.39 | $7.09 | $6.79 |
VGA with Audio Cable - 6 Foot Male to Male VGA Monitor Cable
The Pro Series UXGA Monitor Cable with 3.5mm Audio is the ideal high performance solution for quickly connecting your PC to a video display system with speakers. Use with projectors, flat-screen monitors, KVM switches with audio, speakers or a microphone. Designed to support resolutions up to 1600x1200, this can support distances up to 100 feet without conditioning the signal. Plus it is shielded to extend your video and audio signals without distortion or loss.
Features:
- Ideal for video presentations, projector applications, and classroom environments
- Drive signals without ghosting or signal distortion
- Distance from the HD15M connector to the 3.5mm stereo plug is about 12 inches
- The audio portion of the cable is approximatley 18 inches.
Product Questions
Q: What is the difference between a 14 and 15 pin VGA cable?
A: Some HDTV's require the use of a 15 pin cable in order to sync the resolution of the monitor. 14 pin VGA cables lack the needed pin to do this.
Q: What are ferrite beads?
A: A ferrite bead is an interference filter for electronic cabling. It works by filtering out high frequency noise and dissipating it as heat. This enables a better quality signal.
Q: What does the jacket rating CL2 CM and CMP mean?
- CL2 is the standard type of PVC jacket used for low voltage cable. CL2 rated cables are often referred to as in-wall rated cables and can be run almost anywhere except plenums. CL2 is more common for non-professional use.
- CM is standard communications cabling that is not run in walls or in plenum air spaces.
- CMP is a rating that is given to cables that have passed a stringent burn test and are able to be run through plenum air spaces. Plenum air spaces include drop ceilings and non-ducted HVAC air returns.
Q: What is the difference between VGA and SVGA?
A: VGA and SVGA stand for Video Graphics Array and Super Video Graphics Array. Standard VGA has a maximum resolution of 640x480. SVGA provides a better image quality at a resolution of 800x600+.
