LogiLink VGA Cable 3m M/W Black

The LogiLink VGA Cable 3m M/F in black is a 3-metre VGA (D-Sub) lead designed to transmit analog video signals between a source device and a display. With VGA connectors on both ends and a robust jacket, the cable is intended for reliable connections between computers, monitors, projectors and other VGA-equipped devices. The product conforms to RoHS standards and is supplied in a box for convenient storage and transport.

Advantages

The cable provides a stable analog video connection over a 3 m distance using standard VGA (D-Sub) connectors on male and female ends. Its durable insulation and connector housings reduce signal degradation and mechanical wear during repeated plugging and unplugging. The neutral black colour integrates unobtrusively with typical AV setups, and boxed packaging protects the cable when not in use.

Suitable for

• Connecting a desktop or laptop with a VGA output to a monitor
• Linking a PC or media player to a projector for presentations
• Extending or adapting VGA connections in offices, classrooms and meeting rooms

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Connector type (end A): VGA (D-Sub), male
• Connector type (end B): VGA (D-Sub), female
• Colour: Black
• Signal type: Analog video (VGA)
• Compliance: RoHS

How to use

Connect the male VGA plug to the video output of the source device (for example a computer or laptop) and attach the female VGA connector to the input of the display device (monitor, projector or other VGA-equipped unit). Secure the connectors using the built-in screws if present to minimise movement and ensure continuous contact. Position the cable to avoid tight bends and sharp kinks along its length; allow slack near connection points to reduce strain on the connectors.

Recommendations

For best signal quality, keep the 3 m VGA cable away from strong electromagnetic interference sources such as unshielded power cables and large motors. If you experience image degradation at higher resolutions, check connector seating and, if necessary, use shorter or better-shielded VGA cables or consider switching to a digital connection when available.