Vivolink PROVGASCW15 VGA cable 15 m VGA (D-Sub) Black

Vivolink PROVGASCW15 is a 15 m crosswall VGA cable with audio, designed for reliable analogue video transmission between VGA-equipped devices. The cable has a robust 9 mm diameter, a pure copper conductor and triple shielding with extra shielding in the connector to reduce interference. The cable includes a high-quality 15-pin VGA pass-through connector, requires a 16 mm wall hole and provides up to 95 cm distance to the connector. Supports resolutions up to 1920×1200 and complies with RoHS.

Advantages

Triple shielding and additional connector shielding minimise electromagnetic interference for clearer signal transmission. Pure copper conductor and high-quality 15-pin VGA connector ensure stable analogue video quality over the 15 m length. High flexibility allows a small bending radius for neat installation through walls or conduit while the integrated audio support enables combined audio/video routing.

Suitable for

• Connecting PCs, laptops or legacy video sources to projectors and monitors over distances up to 15 m
• Wall installations where a 16 mm pass-through hole is available
• Conference rooms, classrooms and meeting spaces requiring analogue VGA connectivity

Key specifications

• Cable length: 15 m
• Connector type: VGA (D-Sub) 15-pin to VGA (D-Sub) 15-pin
• Conductor: pure copper
• Shielding: triple shielded cable with extra shielding in connector
• Diameter: approx. 9 mm
• Required wall hole: 16 mm
• Distance to connector: 95 cm
• Maximum resolution: up to 1920×1200
• Colour: Black
• Compliance: RoHS

How to use

Drill or use an existing 16 mm wall hole and route the cable through the wall to the required location. Position the connector so the 95 cm pigtail reaches the device connection point, then tighten the VGA connector screws to the VGA ports on both devices. Ensure both devices are powered off while connecting. After physical connection, power on the devices and configure display settings on the source device to the desired resolution (up to 1920×1200).

Recommendations

For best signal quality, avoid running the VGA cable parallel to heavy mains cables or strong RF sources. Use cable clips or conduit to secure the cable and prevent sharp bends; maintain the small bending radius but avoid tight kinks. If longer distances or digital signal quality are required, consider using a digital interface or an active signal extender.