3 Meter Male to Male VGA cable. The 3m VGA to VGA cable is suitable for CRT/LCD TVs and Monitors with a VGA plug socket. Shielded VGA cable helps to reduce interference, ghosting and promotes a clean, stable image. Guaranteed reliability. This 3-meter VGA cable comes with a 2-Year Techexpress New Zealand Guarantee. The VGA connector is a three-row, 15-pin D-subminiature connector referred to variously as DE-15, HD-15 or DB-15. This 3M VGA cable connects a Computer, PC or Laptop to a Projector, Monitor, and other video display systems through VGA connections.🧠 Did you know? VGA cables are still used in thousands of NZ schools and offices! Learn More About the Technologies and Standards: Video Graphics Array (VGA): Learn about the history and technical specifications of VGA from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Graphics_Array D-subminiature Connectors (DB15/DE-15): Understand the specifics of D-sub connectors, including the DE-15 variant used for VGA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-subminiature Technical Specifications: Connector A: Male 15 Pin 3 Row DE-15 VGA Plug.Connector B: Male 15 Pin 3 Row DE-15 VGA Plug. Length: 3m.Packaging: Bulk.Cable type: Shielded.Gender: Male to Male.Locking Thumbscrews: Yes.Connector Orientation: Straight.Jacket Material: Flexible Black PVC.Colour: Black cable, blue connectors.Product Code: VGA-3M-MM-CABLE-NZ.Approximate thickness of VGA cable: 8.0mm.Shielding: Foil and Braid Shielding, Ferrite Cores.Connectors: 2x Male High Density 15-pin DB15 plugs.Applications: PC to Monitor, Laptop to Projector, KVM Switches, Retro Gaming. ⚠️ Limitations: Analogue Signal Only: This cable does not support digital video signals such as HDMI, DVI, or DisplayPort. No Audio Transmission: VGA standard transmits video only, not audio. Resolution Limitation: Maximum supported resolution is 1080p (may vary by device). Connector Compatibility: Only suitable for devices with 15-pin HD15/DE-15 VGA ports. No Adapters Included: Does not convert signals between digital and analogue formats. Package includes: 1x 3 Meter Male to Male VGA cable. *The image is for illustrative purposes only. Due to variations in camera settings, lighting, manufacturing processes, monitors, and supply, colours may differ. Product appearance and specifications are subject to change without notice. The 3m Male to Male VGA cable may not work with all devices. We offer a 14-day 'test and return for refund less shipping fee' service to enable testing in your environment with your equipment. Combine & Save. Explore our range of cables, parts and accessories.We offer bulk discounts to New Zealand-based businesses, schools, and government agencies — contact us for pricing on larger orders! Warranty & Returns: 14-Day 'change of mind' return in unused condition for a refund less shipping fees.2-Year return to base refund or replacement guarantee. We welcome & answer all questions.Installation Hints – Tips & Troubleshooting Guide 🛠️ Step-by-Step Installation Hints 1️⃣ Check Your Devices Look for the Ports: Both your computer and your display (monitor/projector) need to have the classic blue 15-pin VGA port. Turn Off Devices: To avoid any electrical hiccups, power off both your source device and your display before connecting. 2️⃣ Connect the VGA Cable Plug In: Insert one end of the VGA cable into the VGA output port on your device (computer/laptop/). Secure the Screws: Gently tighten the side screws by hand for a snug and stable fit. Repeat on the display/projector end. ⚠️ IMPORTANT: Do not over-tighten! Finger-tight is enough. 3️⃣ Power On Turn on your devices and watch for a signal. Your display should automatically detect the input. Select Input Source: If nothing happens, use your display’s remote or buttons to select the VGA/PC input. 🌟 Pro Tips for Best Results Cable Routing: Keep the cable away from strong power cables or devices that could cause interference. No Bends: Avoid sharp bends or kinks in the cable for maximum signal quality. Length Awareness: At 3 metres, you have flexibility—avoid using extra-long extension cables, as VGA is analog and longer runs can degrade quality. Resolution Settings: Set your device’s output resolution to match your display for the best picture. Most modern monitors and projectors handle 1920x1080 (Full HD) easily. 🔍 Troubleshooting Common Issues ❌ No Image on the Screen Check Connections: Ensure both ends are firmly plugged in and screws are secure. Correct Input: Double-check that the display is set to VGA/PC input. Try a Reboot: Restart both your computer and your display. Test the Cable: If possible, try another VGA cable or device to rule out cable or device faults. ❌ Fuzzy or Distorted Image Reduce Resolution: Lower your computer’s screen resolution to see if clarity improves. Check for Interference: Move the cable away from high-power electronics or routers. Inspect for Damage: Examine the cable for visible cuts, bends, or pin damage. ❌ No Colour or Off-Colours Reconnect: Unplug and firmly re-insert both cable ends. Adjust Display Settings: Some monitors/projectors have colour adjustments—reset to factory defaults. ❌ Ghosting or Shadows Shorter Cable: Excessively long or low-quality VGA cables can cause ghosting. At 3m, this should be rare with your Techexpress cable. Check for Tight Connections: Loose screws can cause signal reflection. ❌ "Cable Not Detected" or "No Signal" Error Test on Another Device: If available, try the cable with a different computer or display. Check VGA Ports: Bent pins or dust in the port can block the signal. Gently straighten pins or blow out dust (with device powered off). 💡 Handy Hints VGA is Video Only! You’ll need a separate audio cable for sound. Adapters: If your device only has HDMI or DisplayPort, you’ll need an adapter (not included). No Driver Needed: VGA is plug-and-play for nearly all Windows, Mac, and Linux devices. We welcome & answer all questions.
