Roline Cable, 1.8m Grey

RS Stock No.:: 777-665
Mfr. Part No.:: 11.01.6618-50
Brand:: Roline

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RS Stock No.:: 777-665
Mfr. Part No.:: 11.01.6618-50
Brand:: Roline

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	Length	1.8m
	Sheath Colour	Grey

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	Brand Roline
	Length 1.8m
	Sheath Colour Grey

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):: CN

Roline Grey VGA Cable

Roline VGA Cables, designed for use with monitors, personal computer, TV screens or laptops. These VGA cables are designed with an HD-15 connector (male) that carry analog video signals (no audio) and support high & low screen resolution.

Features and Benefits

• Cable for connection of a monitor to a graphics card
• 14 lines and additionally a screen line which is connected to the foil screen of the cable and to both connectors
• Moulded connector casings
• Hand-locking screws
• Screw locking mechanism
• Various length available; 1.8m to 10m
• HD15 connectors
• Male to female/ Male to Male options
• RoHS Certificate of Compliance

What is the difference between VGA and SVGA?

A video graphic array (VGA) cable carries analog signals and supports video resolutions up to and including 640 x 480 resolution. A super video graphic array (SVGA) cable carries analog signals and supports high-resolutions up to and including 800 x 600 resolution.

What’s the advantage of VGA?

• VGA supports low-resolutions
• Keep signals intact
• Thinner Cables
• Economical
• VGA are useful for short distances less than 10 metres

Application Information

VGA cables are a vital component when setting up computers to monitors, projectors and high definition television sets. On laptop computers or other small devices a mini-VGA port may be required in place of the full-sized VGA connector.