VGA cable ACT AC3510 — 1.8 m, VGA (D-Sub) to VGA (D-Sub), black

ACT AC3510 is a 1.8 m VGA (D-Sub) to VGA (D-Sub) cable designed for analog video connections between computers, monitors, projectors and other VGA-compatible equipment. The cable uses standard 15-pin D-Sub connectors at both ends and comes in a black jacket. Pin 9 is not connected, which is typical for many VGA implementations and does not affect standard analog RGB signal transmission.

Advantages

The cable provides a straightforward wired connection for transmitting analogue VGA signals with minimal setup. Its 1.8 m length is suitable for typical desk and presentation arrangements where devices are within short to medium distance. The black outer jacket offers basic protection against wear while maintaining a neutral appearance that blends with most audiovisual setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs or laptops to VGA monitors
• Linking computers to projectors for presentations
• Replacing or extending existing VGA leads in office or classroom environments

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Connector type: 15-pin D-Sub (VGA) male to 15-pin D-Sub (VGA) male
• Cable color: black
• Signal type: analogue RGB video
• Pin configuration: standard VGA wiring with pin 9 not connected

How to use

Ensure both devices are powered off or set to standby when connecting the VGA cable. Plug one 15-pin D-Sub connector firmly into the VGA output of the source device (PC or laptop) and the other into the VGA input of the display device (monitor or projector). Secure the connectors using the built-in screws to prevent accidental disconnection. After connecting, power on devices and select the appropriate input on the display. If the display does not show an image, check cable seating and the source display settings.

Recommendations

For optimal image quality, keep cable runs as short as practical and avoid routing the cable alongside strong power sources or unshielded data cables that may introduce interference. If higher resolutions or digital connections are required, consider using a digital interface such as HDMI or DisplayPort instead of VGA.