Cable S-VGA InLine 15 HD gris conector macho/conector macho 10 m

The InLine S-VGA Cable 17717 is a 10 m male-to-male VGA (D-Sub) cable designed for reliable analog video signal transmission between computers, monitors and projectors. The cable includes three single-shielded coaxial lines for the RGB channels and seven additional data lines. Both ends are fitted with 15-pin S-VGA connectors with 1:1 wiring (pin 9 not connected). The connectors are blue according to PC99 standard to help identify the correct monitor port.

Advantages

The double-shielded overall construction combined with single-shielded coaxial cores reduces interference and preserves signal integrity over the 10 m length. Standard 15-pin VGA connectors ensure broad compatibility with legacy monitors, projectors and graphics cards. The beige/grey jacket provides a neutral appearance suitable for office and home environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs to CRT or LCD monitors with VGA ports
• Linking laptops or desktops to projectors with VGA inputs
• Extending an existing VGA connection up to 10 metres

Key specifications

• Cable length: 10 m
• Connector 1: 15-pin VGA (D-Sub) male
• Connector 2: 15-pin VGA (D-Sub) male
• Wiring: 3 single-shielded coaxial lines (RGB) + 7 data lines; 1:1 pinout (pin 9 not connected)
• Shielding: overall double shielding
• Colour: beige/grey
• Brand / MPN: InLine, 17717
• EAN: 4043718001491

How to use

Plug one 15-pin VGA connector into the computer or video source and the other into the monitor or projector VGA input until the connector secures with the thumbscrews. Ensure both devices are powered off when connecting or disconnecting to avoid signal issues. After connection, power on the display and source and select the appropriate input on the monitor or projector if required.

Recommendations

For best picture quality, avoid running the VGA cable parallel to high-voltage power lines and keep the cable away from strong electromagnetic sources. If you experience signal degradation over long distances, consider using a signal amplifier or switching to a digital connection (DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort) where supported.