VGA Cable Bidirectional M/M 3m 28AWG CLUB3D CAC-1703

The CLUB3D VGA Cable CAC-1703 is a 3 meter bidirectional VGA cable engineered to connect devices with standard VGA ports. Constructed with 28AWG conductors, this cable provides consistent analog video transmission for computer-to-monitor, laptop-to-projector, or desktop-to-display connections. The cable's length and build quality make it suitable for typical home and office installations where a reliable VGA signal path is required.

Advantages

The 28AWG wiring reduces signal loss over the 3m run and contributes to stable image quality across VGA-compatible devices. The bidirectional configuration allows the cable to be used in either direction without concern for orientation, simplifying setup when connecting graphics cards, monitors, or projectors. Durable shielding and connector housings improve mechanical resilience and help reduce interference in environments with multiple electronic devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop or laptop computers to VGA monitors
• Linking PCs or laptops to VGA projectors for presentations
• Replacing or extending existing VGA connections in home office setups
• Temporary AV setups where a 3 meter cable length is required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Connector type: VGA (15-pin D-sub) male to male
• Conductor gauge: 28 AWG
• Signal: Analog RGB (VGA)
• Construction: Shielded cable with molded connectors

How to use

Connect one male VGA connector to the VGA output of the source device and the other end to the VGA input on the display device. Secure the connectors by tightening the thumb screws to ensure a firm mechanical connection. If image quality appears degraded, check that both devices are set to compatible display resolutions and refresh rates supported by their VGA interfaces. For best results, avoid sharp bends near the connectors and keep the cable away from high-power cables or strong electromagnetic sources.

Recommendations

Use the cable for standard-definition and lower-resolution analog video signals where VGA is supported. For critical high-resolution setups or long-run installations beyond 3 meters, consider verifying the display resolution limits of both source and display devices and, if necessary, use an alternative digital interface or an active signal booster.