VGA Cable ROLINE HQ 10m M/M with Ferrite

The ROLINE HQ 10m VGA Cable (male-to-male) with ferrite cores is a durable connection cable for transmitting analog RGB video signals between a graphics card and a monitor, projector or VGA splitter/amplifier. It features three coaxial lines for RGB signals and seven AWG28 wires, a double shielding (braided and foil) to minimise electromagnetic interference, and moulded connector casings with hand-locking screws for secure attachment.

Advantages

This VGA cable includes two additional ferrite cores to reduce high-frequency interference and ensure stable picture quality over the 10 m length. The double-screened construction and quality coax/wire assembly provide reliable analogue signal transmission. Moulded connector housings and hand-locking screws improve mechanical durability and a secure connection to VGA (D-Sub) ports.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop or laptop graphics cards to monitors or projectors
• Extending VGA connections to a VGA splitter or amplifier
• Installations requiring a 10 m analogue VGA link with reduced interference

Key specifications

• Cable length: 10 m
• Connectors: VGA (D-Sub) male to VGA (D-Sub) male
• Shielding: double screened (braided and foil)
• Conductor: 3 coax lines for RGB and 7 AWG28 wires
• Ferrite: two additional ferrite cores
• Connector casing: moulded with hand-locking screws
• Colour: Black
• Brand / MPN / EAN: ROLINE / 11.04.5260 / 7611990120802

How to use

Connect one VGA (D-Sub) male connector to the graphics card or video source and the other VGA male connector to the monitor, projector or VGA splitter/amplifier. Tighten the hand-locking screws on each connector to secure the connection. Position the cable away from strong sources of electromagnetic interference where possible; the ferrite cores will reduce interference but proper routing improves results.

Recommendations

For best video quality over long runs, avoid coiling the cable tightly and keep it separated from power cables. Use VGA signal amplifiers or splitters only when required and ensure connectors are fully tightened to prevent signal loss.