Cavo VGA Vivolink PROVGASCW10 10 m VGA (D-Sub) nero

The Vivolink PROVGASCW10 is a 10 m VGA (D-Sub) crosswall cable with audio designed for stable analog video transmission between computers, projectors and monitors. The cable has a 9 mm diameter, a pure copper conductor and triple shielding with extra shielding in the connector to reduce interference. The connector assembly includes a high-quality 15-pin VGA pass-through and the cable reaches the connector at a distance of 95 cm; the recommended hole diameter in the wall is 16 mm.

Advantages

Triple shielded construction and additional connector shielding minimise signal interference and preserve image quality up to resolutions of 1920×1200. Pure copper conductor and robust 15‑pin VGA connectors ensure reliable contact and long service life. The cable is flexible with a small bending radius, facilitating neat installation through a wall opening or conduit. The product is RoHS compliant.

Suitable for

• Connecting projectors to laptops or desktop PCs
• Connecting monitors to desktop computers or docking stations
• Fixed installations through walls or in AV cabinets where a 16 mm wall hole is available

Key specifications

• Length: 10 m
• Connector type: VGA (D-Sub) 15‑pin to VGA (D-Sub) 15‑pin
• Cable diameter: 9 mm
• Conductor: pure copper
• Shielding: triple shielded with extra connector shielding
• Distance to connector: 95 cm
• Maximum supported resolution: up to 1920×1200
• Required hole in wall: 16 mm
• Colour: Black
• Compliance: RoHS

How to use

Prepare a 16 mm diameter hole in the wall or panel where the crosswall cable will pass. Route the cable through the opening and connect each VGA (D-Sub) 15‑pin connector to the corresponding VGA ports on your display and source device. Tighten the connector screws to secure the connection. If the installation requires audio, ensure the separate audio connection is made according to the audio input/output on your devices.

Recommendations

For best signal quality, avoid running the VGA cable parallel to high-voltage power lines and keep cable runs as short as practical. Use properly shielded connectors and secure strain relief to prevent stress at the connector; verify device compatibility for resolutions up to 1920×1200.