Shop VGA and monitor cables for computers, displays, projectors, KVM systems and legacy video equipment. Wallco offers HD15/VGA cable assemblies, monitor extension cables and related analog display connections in multiple lengths and configurations.
Compare cables by connector type, connector gender, cable length, shielding and equipment requirements.
VGA and related monitor cables provide analog video connections between computers, displays, projectors, KVM equipment and other compatible devices. These interfaces remain common in legacy computers, industrial systems and installed display equipment where analog video connections are still in service.
VGA commonly uses a high-density 15-pin D-sub style connector, often identified as HD15 or DE-15. Finished VGA cable assemblies are available in different connector-gender combinations and cable lengths for direct equipment connections and extensions.
Monitor extension cables increase the distance between compatible video equipment. When extending an analog video connection, cable quality and total signal-path length can affect image performance.
Many older and installed projectors use VGA-style analog video inputs. Replacement and extension cables can support classrooms, conference rooms, industrial installations and other locations where compatible projector equipment remains in use.
VGA cables may use male or female connectors depending on whether the assembly is intended as a direct equipment cable, extension or specialty connection. Verify both ends of the required connection before ordering.
Analog video signals can be affected by interference and cable construction. Shielding and appropriate conductor design can be important, particularly for longer cable runs or installations near electrically noisy equipment.
VGA remains useful in industrial computers, control rooms, test equipment and other systems where existing hardware continues to operate reliably. Maintaining compatible cabling can extend the service life of these installations.
Confirm the connector at both devices, required connector gender and cable length. For extension applications, consider the total cable distance and equipment resolution requirements as well as physical connector compatibility.