VGA cable ShiverPeaks BS78056-3

The ShiverPeaks BS78056-3 is a 3-meter VGA (D-Sub) cable designed to provide a stable analog video connection between source devices and displays. With two standard 15-pin D-Sub VGA connectors, the cable supports connections to monitors, projectors, older laptops and desktop graphics outputs that use VGA interfaces. The three-metre length balances flexibility and cable management for desk setups, meeting rooms and multimedia installations where a longer reach is required without signal adapters.

Advantages

This VGA cable offers a straightforward wired connection that does not require drivers or configuration. The standardized D-Sub connectors ensure wide compatibility with legacy and current devices that retain VGA ports. The 3 m length reduces the need for extensions while allowing convenient placement of displays and sources. The cable construction provides a reliable analog signal path suitable for standard-definition and computer display resolutions within VGA specification limits.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs to VGA monitors
• Linking laptops with VGA output to projectors for presentations
• Replacing or extending existing VGA connections in office or classroom environments
• Temporary AV setups where a simple analog video connection is required

Key specifications

• Cable type: VGA (D-Sub 15-pin) to VGA (D-Sub 15-pin)
• Length: 3 metres
• Connector gender: male-to-male
• Signal type: analog RGB video
• Typical supported resolutions: standard VGA and common computer display modes within analog VGA capabilities
• Shielding: cable shielding to reduce interference (constructed for reliable analog signal transmission)

How to use

Connect one end of the VGA cable to the VGA output on your source device and the other end to the VGA input on the display. Secure the connectors by tightening the thumb screws or captive screws if present to ensure a firm mechanical and electrical connection. After connecting, select the appropriate input on the display device and configure the output resolution on the source device to match the display's supported modes. If the image is unstable, check connector seating and, if available, adjust display and graphics card settings for optimal clarity.

Recommendations

For best results, avoid running the VGA cable parallel to power cords or high-frequency signal lines to minimize interference. Use cable ties or routing channels to maintain separation from sources of electromagnetic noise. When connecting between longer distances or when higher resolutions are required, consider using a digital interface or an active signal extender to preserve image quality.