Cable VGA ShiverPeaks SP-PROFESSIONAL 2 m

The ShiverPeaks SP-PROFESSIONAL VGA Cable 2m provides a straightforward wired connection between VGA-compatible devices. With two standard 15-pin D-Sub VGA connectors and a 2 meter length, this cable supports analog video transmission for monitors, projectors and other display equipment. The cable combines a black outer jacket with chrome connector housings to suit professional environments while maintaining a simple, functional design.

Advantages

This VGA cable ensures consistent analog video transmission with minimal signal degradation across typical VGA distances. The 2 m length balances reach and signal integrity for desk-to-monitor and podium-to-projector setups. Durable connector housings and a robust jacket reduce wear from repeated plug/unplug cycles and routing behind desks or AV racks. The standard D-Sub connectors make the cable compatible with a wide range of legacy and business displays.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs to VGA monitors
• Linking laptops or media players to projectors
• Replacing or extending existing VGA leads in offices or classrooms
• Use in AV cabinets, meeting rooms and presentation setups

Key specifications

• Connector type: 15-pin D-Sub (VGA) male-to-male
• Cable length: 2 metres
• Signal type: Analog video
• Outer color: Black with chrome connector housings
• Typical use: Monitor, projector and display connections

How to use

Insert each VGA connector into the corresponding 15-pin VGA port on your source device and display, then secure the screws by hand to ensure a stable connection. Position the cable to avoid sharp bends and keep it away from strong sources of electromagnetic interference, such as large power supplies or heavy machinery. For best results, connect devices while they are powered off, then power them on and select the appropriate input on the display.

Recommendations

For optimal image quality, use this 2 m VGA cable within typical desktop and conference room distances. If you require longer runs or digital signals, consider using appropriate signal boosters, VGA extenders, or digital interface cables such as HDMI or DisplayPort. Regularly inspect connector pins and housings for damage and avoid excessive bending to prolong cable life.