ACT 5 metre High Performance VGA + Audio connection cable male-male

The ACT 5 metre High Performance VGA + Audio connection cable combines a VGA (D-Sub) connector and a 3.5 mm audio connector on both ends to transmit analog video and stereo audio between devices. The cable features an RF-Block shielded hood so external interference is reduced and no ferrite cores are required. All pins are connected and the product is delivered with a test report to verify signal continuity and shielding performance. The cable is black and measures 5 m in length, suitable for linking computers to monitors, projectors or other display equipment where both video and audio are needed.

Advantages

The RF-Block shielded hood decreases electromagnetic interference without adding separate ferrite cores, simplifying installation. Full pin connectivity ensures complete VGA signal transmission while the integrated 3.5 mm audio connectors carry stereo sound. A supplied test report documents electrical continuity and shielding, supporting quality verification.

Suitable for

• Connecting a computer to a monitor
• Connecting a laptop or desktop to a projector for presentations
• Extending a workstation setup where separate audio and VGA connections are required

Key specifications

• Length: 5 m
• Connectors: VGA (D-Sub) + 3.5 mm audio on both ends
• Shielding: RF-Block hood (no ferrite cores needed)
• Pins: All VGA pins connected
• Colour: Black
• Brand / MPN / EAN: ACT / AK4992 / 8716065256239

How to use

Insert the VGA (D-Sub) connector into the VGA port of your computer and the corresponding connector into the monitor or projector, then tighten the screws to secure the connection. Plug the 3.5 mm audio connectors into the audio output of the source device and the audio input of the display or speakers. Ensure both devices are powered on and select the correct input source on the display or projector. For optimal video quality, set the display resolution on the computer to match the monitor’s native resolution.

Recommendations

Route the cable away from large power cables and strong RF sources to minimize residual interference. Avoid sharp bends and excessive pulling on the connectors; disconnect by unscrewing the VGA thumbscrews before removing the plug.