VGA cable InLine 17719T — InLine VGA lead, model 17719T, weight 0.242 kg

The InLine 17719T VGA cable is designed for analog video transmission between VGA-equipped devices such as PCs, monitors and projectors. This male-to-male SVGA lead features HD15 connectors, gold-plated contacts and double shielding to support stable display output for presentations, desktop setups and legacy video equipment. The cable is fully populated except for pin 9, and includes ferrite suppression to reduce interference and preserve image clarity.

Advantages

Gold-plated contacts improve corrosion resistance and maintain reliable signal contact. Double shielding with foil and copper braid lowers electromagnetic interference and helps deliver a cleaner analog signal over the cable length. The molded blue HD15 connectors provide a secure physical connection, while the integrated ferrite reduces high-frequency noise for more stable video performance.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs to VGA monitors
• Connecting laptops or media players to projectors with VGA input
• Legacy systems and devices that require an analog SVGA connection
• Temporary AV setups for presentations and conferences

Key specifications

• Connector type: HD15 (VGA) male to male
• Contact finish: gold-plated contacts
• Conductors and shielding: double shield (foil + copper braid)
• Wiring: fully populated 3C+7 connections (pin 9 not connected)
• Interference suppression: integrated ferrite
• Color and housing: blue molded connectors, PC99 compliant
• Weight: 0.242 kg

How to use

Connect one HD15 male connector to the VGA output on the source device and the other HD15 male connector to the VGA input on the display device. Secure the connectors using the thumb screws or fastening posts to ensure a stable mechanical connection. Power on both devices after the physical connection is made and select the appropriate input on the display or projector. Adjust the display settings on the source device if necessary to match the monitor or projector resolution and refresh rate.

Recommendations

To maintain optimal image quality, route the cable away from strong sources of electromagnetic interference such as power supplies and large motors. Tighten connector screws gently to avoid damage, and avoid excessive bending near the connector ends. For best results with long runs, verify signal quality on the target display and consider using higher-grade shielding or a signal amplifier if image degradation occurs.