Cavo VGA EFB Elektronik K5326SW.5V2 — 5 m, VGA (D-Sub) su VGA (D-Sub), nero

EFB Elektronik K5326SW.5V2 is a 5 meter VGA (D-Sub) to VGA (D-Sub) cable designed to connect VGA-compatible monitors, projectors and other display devices. The cable provides a standard analog RGB signal path for extending or linking display equipment in offices, classrooms, meeting rooms or home setups. It is supplied as a single black cable with molded connectors suitable for standard VGA ports.

Advantages

The cable offers a simple plug-and-play analog connection without requiring additional drivers or adapters. Its 5 m length allows flexible placement of display devices while maintaining stable signal transmission for typical VGA resolutions. The molded D-Sub connectors ensure a secure physical connection and minimize accidental disconnection during use.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs to VGA monitors
• Linking laptops or legacy computers to projectors
• Extending display runs in classrooms and meeting rooms
• Temporary AV setups for presentations and events

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 m
• Connector type: VGA (D-Sub) male to VGA (D-Sub) male
• Signal type: Analog RGB (VGA)
• Color: Black
• Configuration: Single cable assembly with molded connectors

How to use

Power off devices if recommended by the equipment manufacturer. Plug one D-Sub connector into the VGA output of the source device and the other into the VGA input of the display. Secure each connector using the integrated thumbscrews or fastening screws to ensure a stable connection. After connecting, power on the devices and select the appropriate input on the display. Adjust display settings and resolution on the source device as needed for optimal image quality.

Recommendations

For best results, use this VGA cable for resolutions and cable runs typical of analog VGA; avoid routing the cable near high-power electrical lines or strong electromagnetic sources to reduce interference. Inspect connectors for a secure fit and keep cable routing tidy to prevent tripping hazards and mechanical strain on the connectors.