PROCAB CLV114/15 VGA to VGA Cable 15m - D-Sub 15-pin Male to Male, Double Shielded, Ferrite Cores, Black

For AV technicians and IT administrators setting up conference rooms, lecture halls, or control stations, the PROCAB CLV114/15 delivers a reliable 15-meter analog video link between a PC or laptop and a monitor, projector, or KVM switch. Its straight-through D-Sub 15-pin male connectors and robust construction ensure a stable signal path even in cable-heavy environments.

Key specifications

• Length: 15 meters (49.2 feet)
• Connectors: D-Sub 15-pin male to D-Sub 15-pin male (VGA/HD15)
• Conductor: Oxygen-free copper (OFC), 28 AWG
• Shielding: Double shielded (foil + braid) with ferrite cores on both ends
• Jacket: Black PVC, outer diameter approx. 8.0 mm
• Impedance: 75 Ohm
• Supported resolutions: up to 1920x1200 (WUXGA) / 1080p Full HD
• Connector plating: Nickel
• Pin configuration: Straight-through (1:1)

Why choose it

This cable is engineered to maintain signal integrity over longer runs. The oxygen-free copper conductors minimize resistance, while the double shielding (foil plus braid) rejects electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference. Ferrite cores at both ends suppress high-frequency noise, preventing ghosting, flicker, or color distortion on the display. The nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion and ensure a snug, reliable fit, even after repeated plugging and unplugging.

Ideal use cases

• Connecting a desktop PC to a projector in a classroom or meeting room
• Extending a VGA signal from a laptop to a wall-mounted display in a retail or hospitality setting
• Linking a KVM switch to a server rack monitor in an IT closet
• Setting up a temporary video feed for events, exhibitions, or digital signage

Good to know

The 15-meter length gives you flexibility in routing around furniture, through conduits, or along walls without needing an active booster. The black PVC jacket is durable yet flexible, making installation straightforward. While VGA is an analog standard, this cable supports common high-definition resolutions up to 1080p, so it remains a practical choice for many existing AV installations. For best results, avoid running it parallel to power cables over long distances.