Video Cable Adapter Nedis CCBW34900AT02 0.2m VGA HDMI

The Nedis CCBW34900AT02 0.2m VGA to HDMI video cable adapter converts analog VGA (D-Sub) output to a digital HDMI Type A signal over a compact 0.2 m cable. Designed for short-distance connections, this adapter allows older computers, laptops or legacy video sources with a VGA output to connect to modern HDMI-equipped monitors, TVs and projectors. The anthracite-coloured cable with a 6 mm diameter provides a discreet connection for desktop or meeting-room setups.

Advantages

This VGA to HDMI adapter offers a practical solution for bridging legacy and modern display technologies without requiring internal upgrades. Its short 0.2 m length minimises cable clutter and signal degradation for near-field connections. The compact, lightweight construction and standard HDMI Type A compatibility make the adapter easy to fit into existing AV setups and compatible with a wide range of HDMI displays.

Suitable for

• Connecting older PCs or laptops with VGA output to HDMI monitors or TVs
• Short-distance connections in meeting rooms and classrooms
• Temporary setups for presentations and demonstrations
• Home entertainment systems requiring legacy device integration

Key specifications

• Cable length: 0.2 m
• Connector 1: VGA (D-Sub)
• Connector 2: HDMI Type A (Standard)
• Cable diameter: 6 mm
• Colour: Anthracite

How to use

Connect the VGA (D-Sub) end to the source device’s VGA output and plug the HDMI Type A connector into the display’s HDMI input. Power on both devices and select the corresponding HDMI input on the display. Adjust the source device’s display output settings and resolution as needed to match the display capabilities. For optimal results, use the adapter for short runs and ensure connectors are fully seated.

Recommendations

For best performance when converting from analog VGA to digital HDMI, use this adapter for short-distance connections and verify the source device’s output resolution is supported by the HDMI display. If audio is required, supply audio separately because VGA carries video only.