Cable alargador de monitor VGA DIGITUS AK-310203-030-E — 3 m, VGA (D-Sub) a VGA (D-Sub), 3 coaxiales + 7 hilos, beige

DIGITUS AK-310203-030-E is a 3 m VGA (D-Sub) extension cable designed to extend analogue RGB video connections between devices such as PCs, monitors and projectors. The cable features a male-to-female VGA (HD15/D-Sub) configuration and a 3Coax+7-wire construction that preserves signal integrity and supports horizontal/vertical sync for CRT, LCD and projector displays. The beige jacket and standard VGA connectors make this cable suitable for desktop and conference AV setups where a reliable, colour-stable analogue connection is required.

Advantages

The 3Coax+7-wire design reduces crosstalk and offers high-quality protection against external interferences to minimise ghost images and image faults. A male-to-female VGA configuration enables straightforward extension of existing VGA cables or direct connection between a VGA output and input. The 3 m length provides additional reach while maintaining analogue signal characteristics, and the neutral beige colour integrates unobtrusively into office and meeting-room environments.

Suitable for

• Extending VGA connections between a PC and a monitor
• Connecting a laptop or desktop to a projector or beamer
• Extending existing monitor cables in conference rooms or classrooms
• Temporary AV setups where an analogue VGA link is required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Connector type: VGA (D-Sub) male to VGA (D-Sub) female
• Cable construction: 3Coax + 7-wire for RGB and sync transmission
• Colour: Beige
• Signal type: Analogue VGA (RGBHV) suitable for CRT, LCD, projector displays

How to use

Connect the male VGA plug of the extension cable to the VGA output of your source device and attach the female end to the existing VGA cable or directly to the VGA input of the display. Tighten the connector screws to ensure a secure mechanical and electrical connection. Route the cable away from strong electromagnetic sources and avoid sharp bends to maintain signal integrity over the 3 m length.

Recommendations

For best image quality, keep cable runs as short as practical and avoid running the VGA cable parallel to power lines. If extending beyond this length or if experiencing interference, consider a higher-grade shielded cable or a digital alternative such as HDMI or DisplayPort with appropriate converters.