C2G Cables To Go 50211-CTG 3 ft Select M-M VGA Video Cable with CMG Rated Jack
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C2G 50211 VGA Cable - Select VGA Video Cable M/M, In-Wall CMG-Rated, Black | $11.27 |  | |||
Cables To Go 50211-CTG 3 ft Select M-M VGA Video Cable with CMG Rated Jack | $13.99 |  | |||
The Cables to Go 50211 Select VGA Video Cable is perfect for source to display connectivity for in-home desktop or in-wall commercial applications which require video resolutions of up to QXGA (2048x1536). The CMG rated jacket provides a solution for in-wall applications, while the low-profile, rounded connectors make installing in tight spaces, such as a projector mount pole, easy. This cable is designed to support high resolution video applications over long distances of up to 150ft. All 15 pins are wired providing support for DDC2 (E-DDC) and Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) signals, i.e. communication of the display’s capabilities, ensuring that the content from the source is sent at the optimal resolution for the display.Cables to Go 50211 Features:In-wall, CMG-rated jacketSupports up to a 2048x1536 resolutionAll 15 pins wired to support DDC2 (E-DDC) and EDIDLow profile connectorsCables to Go 50211 Specifications:Color: BlackWarranty: LifetimeWeight: 0.300 lbs.Length: 3.00 ftMaximum resolution supported: 2048x1536Nominal impedance: 75±5ONominal capacitance: 28pF/mConductor resistance: 30AWG - 376.96O/km, 28AWG - 237.25O/kmInsulation resistance: 10MO/km at 20°C DC-500VDielectric strength: AC 500V/1 minuteVoltage Rating: 30VMinimum Bend Radius: 85mmConnector type: HD15 VGAPlating: NickelHousing Material: Black PBTDimensions (HxWxD): 13.1mm x 31.2mm x 24.0 mm Cables To Go 50211-CTG 3 ft Select M-M VGA Video Cable with CMG Rated Jacket.
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