VGA cable Synergy 21 S215299

The Synergy 21 S215299 VGA cable is a 30-meter video cable designed to transmit analog VGA signals between devices equipped with a standard VGA (D-Sub) connector and a Mini‑VGA port. With a length suitable for long-distance connections, the cable supports common VGA resolutions for presentations, projectors and display devices while maintaining a stable analog signal over extended runs. The construction is intended for repeated installation and removal in professional and educational environments.

Advantages

The cable provides a single-cable solution for connecting a device with a Mini‑VGA output to a display or projector with a full-size VGA input over a long distance. Its 30 m length reduces the need for additional extenders or repeaters in many typical setups. The connectors and cable jacket are built to withstand regular handling, and the cable weight reflects a robust construction that helps maintain consistent signal quality and mechanical durability.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops or tablets with Mini‑VGA output to projectors or monitors with VGA input for presentations
• Fixed AV installations in classrooms, conference rooms and meeting spaces requiring a long analog video run
• Temporary setups for events where a single long VGA connection is needed

Key specifications

• Cable length: 30 meters
• Connector A: VGA (D‑Sub) male
• Connector B: Mini‑VGA male
• Cable weight: 2.23 kg
• Signal type: Analog VGA video

How to use

Connect the VGA (D‑Sub) end to the display device or projector and the Mini‑VGA end to the source device. Secure both connectors by tightening the connector screws if available to ensure a stable mechanical and electrical connection. Select the appropriate display resolution on the source device to match the projector or monitor capabilities. When routing the cable, avoid tight bends and protect the cable from sharp edges or crushing forces to preserve signal integrity.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, keep the effective cable run free from strong electromagnetic interference sources such as unshielded power transformers or high-current power lines. If signal degradation appears at higher resolutions or longer runs, consider using a signal amplifier, an active VGA extender, or switching to a digital interface where supported. Store the cable coiled without sharp kinks and avoid excessive tension on the connectors during use.