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  • VGA to VGA Cable: Standard analog video cable for connecting devices with VGA ports.
  • VGA Cable: Common term for a 15-pin VGA video cable used for monitor and projector connections.
  • SR Anti-Break Design: Reinforced strain relief at the connector base to prevent cable fraying and breakage.
  • Desktop PC Connecting to Screen: Using a VGA cable to link a desktop tower to its monitor.
  • Connecting to a Projector: Using the VGA cable for presentations in classrooms or conference rooms.
  • Laptop Connecting to Large Screen: Extending or mirroring a laptop display to a bigger monitor or TV.
  • Duplicate and Extend Modes: Supports both screen mirroring and extended desktop functionality.
  • Cable Specifications: Details on resolution support (e.g., 1080p), conductor gauge, shielding, and length.
  • Connector Exploded View: Diagram showing the internal pins, housing, and shield of the VGA connector.
  • Product Dimensions: Technical drawing showing overall cable length and connector size.
  • VGA to VGA Cable: Standard analog video cable for connecting devices with VGA ports.
  • VGA Cable: Common term for a 15-pin VGA video cable used for monitor and projector connections.
  • SR Anti-Break Design: Reinforced strain relief at the connector base to prevent cable fraying and breakage.
  • Desktop PC Connecting to Screen: Using a VGA cable to link a desktop tower to its monitor.
  • Connecting to a Projector: Using the VGA cable for presentations in classrooms or conference rooms.
  • Laptop Connecting to Large Screen: Extending or mirroring a laptop display to a bigger monitor or TV.
  • Duplicate and Extend Modes: Supports both screen mirroring and extended desktop functionality.
  • Cable Specifications: Details on resolution support (e.g., 1080p), conductor gauge, shielding, and length.
  • Connector Exploded View: Diagram showing the internal pins, housing, and shield of the VGA connector.
  • Product Dimensions: Technical drawing showing overall cable length and connector size.
P/N: BC-VVB001

VGA to VGA Cable

  • 1080P Full HD Support:​ Both grades support resolutions up to 1920×1080 @ 60Hz—well within tolerance for nearly all professional VGA applications.
  • Dual ferrite cores: As standard on all cables from 1.5m up to and including 2m in length, they attenuate conducted EMI, ensuring a clean signal even in electrically noisy environments.
  • Gold-Plated Pins: Resist oxidation and maintain reliable electrical contact for thousands of mating cycles.
  • Pure Copper Conductors:​ Produce better conductivity than copper-clad aluminum (CCA) alternatives, reducing signal loss over distance.
  • RoHS Compliant:​ All materials comply with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances directives.
  • OEM/ODM: Own Factory & Customization options.

VGA to VGA Cable: The Ultimate Analog Video Cable for Legacy & Professional AV Applications

 

The professional AV integration landscape has changed from a few years ago, but the VGA cable remains one of the most important connectivity solutions available. This reliable analog standard is used even by seemingly endless projectors, monitors, industrial control displays, and legacy computer systems, and is integrated into corporate boardrooms, educational institutions, government facilities, and manufacturing environments, despite the widespread adoption of digital interfaces. The VGA-to-VGA cable is designed for high-quality analog video, allowing existing hardware in your system to function at its best without the expense of a new system.

We have two different product specifications to meet the varying installation requirements and price considerations. Both layers accommodate 1080P Full HD resolution and dual ferrite cores on cables measuring 1.5 meters (4.92 feet) or longer to maximize noise suppression. The Standard Grade​ (3+6 pure copper conductors, 4-layer shielding, 5.5mm diameter) is suited for average office and classroom use where operating performance needs are similar in these environments. Premium Grade​ (3+9 pure copper conductors, 6-layer shielding, 8 mm Dia.) provides full signal integrity up to 13 ft and for longer runs in electrically noisy industrial environments. Each cable comes with gold-plated connectors, PVC jackets,​ and built-in molded strain relief for extra durability over time.

As a direct manufacturer​ and factory​ with more than two decades of experience, we’re offering professional VGA solutions at trade, bulk,​ and wholesale prices, along with complete OEM/ODM services​ for B2B clients globally.

 

Technical Specifications Comparison

ParameterStandard GradePremium Grade
Product Type​VGA Cable​ (Male to Male)VGA Cable​ (Male to Male)
Connector​HD-15 Male, Gold-Plated Pins, Nickel-Plated ShellHD-15 Male, Gold-Plated Pins, Gold-Plated Shell
Max Resolution​1080P Full HD​ (1920×1080 @ 60Hz)1080P Full HD​ (1920×1080 @ 60Hz)
Conductor Configuration​3+6​ (RGB + Sync + ID bits)3+9​ (RGB + Sync + ID bits + Additional shielding grounds)
Conductor Gauge​28AWG (Signal) + 30AWG (Ground)28AWG (Signal) + 28AWG (Ground)
Conductor Material​Pure Oxygen-Free Copper​Pure Oxygen-Free Copper​
Shielding Layers​4-Layer​ (Foam PE + Aluminum Foil + Braided Copper + PVC)6-Layer​ (Foam PE + Dual Aluminum Foil + Dual Braided Copper + PVC)
Cable Diameter​5.5mm8.0mm
Ferrite Cores​Dual Ferrite Cores​ (1.5m and longer)Dual Ferrite Cores​ (1.5m and longer)
Jacket Material​Black PVC with Blue PVC Molded BootBlack PVC with Black PVC Molded Boot
Standard Lengths​1m, 1.5m, 2m, 3m, 5m, 8m, 10m, 12m, 15m, 20m1m, 1.5m, 2m, 3m, 5m, 8m, 10m, 12m, 15m, 20m
Key Application​Office, Classroom, Standard Conference RoomsIndustrial, Broadcast, Long-Run, High-EMI Environments

Please click here to learn more about how to choose the right VGA to VGA Cable.

VGA3+6: Workhorse Quality for Everyday Professional Applications

  • Most of our Standard Grade VGA Cable is basically the workhorse solution you turn to in most professional Mac or PC VGA situations. Constructed with 3+6 pure copper conductors​ (28 AWG signal wires and 30 AWG ground wires), it transmits clean, reliable analog video up to 1080P. The effective 4-layer shielding​ shields EMI/RFI interference whilst providing a ghost-free, flicker-free image on your display.
  • The 5.5 mm diameter strikes the perfect balance between resilience and flexibility, facilitating photo routing in typical installation environments. Distinctive blue PVC molded boot​ for excellent strain relief and easy identification in packed equipment racks. Cables measuring 1.5 meters or longer have dual ferrite cores at both ends, designed to eliminate high-frequency noise that can accumulate over longer runs.
  • Best Used For: Classroom projectors, conference room displays, desktop monitor connections or KVM switches, and general IT deployment.
VGA to VGA Cable: Standard analog video cable for connecting devices with VGA ports.
VGA Cable: Common term for a 15-pin VGA video cable used for monitor and projector connections.

VGA3+9: A little higher signal integrity for demanding environments

  • Our high-quality VGA cable is meticulously designed for applications requiring robust signal transfer. Number of all signals and grounds in 28AWG for better resistance. Signal propagation through our enhanced 3+9 pure copper conductor​ configuration is especially advantageous on longer cable runs. These additional ground conductors provide a much higher-quality return path, minimizing common-mode interference.
  • 6-layer shielding: Our strongest line of defense against electromagnetic interference. This advanced shielding design features double layers of aluminum foil plus double layers of braided copper for nearly 100% protection from EMI/RFI. The cable has an 8.0 mm diameter​ and replaces previous designs that used thicker wires, offering greater durability in industrial applications. Gold-plated connector shells​ are available and offer much higher corrosion resistance and better ground than any nickel-plated alternative.
  • USE CASES:​ Control rooms for industrial, studios (broadcast), medical imaging displays, and long-length runs- up to 20 m, areas with high electrical noise.

Applications

  • Education:​ Linking laptop PCs for teachers with projectors/interactive whiteboards in classrooms.
  • Corporate: Conference room presentations, Training facilities, and Executive boardrooms.
  • Government & Military: Then, secure facilities requiring analog-only connections for classified environments.
  • Industrial Manufacturing—machine vision systems, HMI displays via Production line monitoring.
  • Healthcare:​ Patient monitor displays, medical imaging workstation, diagnostic device.
  • Broadcast & AV:​ Integration of legacy equipment within production studios and control rooms.
  • Hospitality: Conference centers and venues equipped with VGA projection systems.
Desktop PC Connecting to Screen: Using a VGA cable to link a desktop tower to its monitor.
What is a VGA Cable?

A VGA Cable (Video Graphics Array) is an analog video cable with HD-15 connectors used to transfer video from a source to a display.

What's the difference between 3+6 & 3+9 Conductor?

The numbers correspond to the number of available signal conductors. The 3+6​ features 3 RGB coaxial cores along with 6 separate wires (for sync and ID). It adds 3 more ground conductors to improve signal integrity over longer distances (3+9).

Does VGA support audio?

No, VGA is video-only. Audio is transferred individually via a 3.5 mm aux cable, an optical audio cable, or another audio connection.

What is the highest supported resolution?

Supported maximum resolutions up to 1080P Full HD(1920×1080 @ 60Hz) for both grades.

Why are ferrite cores needed for longer cables?

Dual ferrite cores​ are used to reduce electromagnetic interference and humming that can build up over longer cable runs, thereby preventing ghosting and image distortion.

What grade should I select for a15-meter run?

We suggest using Premium Grade​ (6-layer plus 3+9 for run lengths greater than 10 meters), which enables superior signal-integrity designs.

Is this cable suitable for a 4K display?

No, VGA only supports 1080P, while HDMI and DisplayPort are digital interfaces for 4K.

Is bulk pricing available for schools?

Absolutely. We are a factory offering significant ​wholesale discounts to schools and universities for bulk orders.

What is the bulk order lead time?

Bulk orders at standard quantities are delivered in 7-10 working days. Custom OEM​ orders could require 15-20 business days.

Can I get custom lengths?

Yes, custom-length VGA Cables​ are available for bulk orders. Contact our sales team.

Are the connectors gold-plated?

So yes, the two grades have gold-plated pins. The Premium Grade also adds gold-plated connector shells.

What is the cable diameter?

Standard Grade: 5.5mm. Premium Grade: 8.0mm.

Does this cable work with my projector?

Your Projector should have a VGA (HD-15) input for this cable to work. The device works with almost all projectors containing a VGA output.

Do you provide samples?

Absolutely, samples are provided to qualified B2B clients for evaluation of build quality and performance.

What is the warranty?

We’re proud of the quality of our manufacturing. Warranty Terms for B2B Purchases​ (Available Upon Request).

Do I need to install macOS Sierra or later to use this on a MacBook?

MacBooks have no built-in VGA ports. You require either a USB-C-to-VGA adapter or a Thunderbolt-to-VGA adapter.

How to select the correct duration?

Get the distance between two devices. Add 10-15% slack. The Premium Grade is for runs exceeding 10m.

What are the payment terms?

We used to accept T/T (Bank Transfer) and PayPal. We often want new customers to pay upfront (100%).

Is VGA better than HDMI?

For modern applications, HDMI is just a better choice. VGA is still important for legacy hardware compatibility.

Do you offer OEM/ODM services?

Yes, we provide complete OEM/ODM services, including customized length, labels, packaging, and connector configurations.

Customer Case Sharing: Stabilizing Mission-Critical Displays at a National Air Traffic Control Training Center

 

Problem: 15m VGA links degraded in a simulation environment due to ghosting

At the regional air traffic control training facility, the radar simulation lab never had good video quality. This involved connecting the high-powered training workstations to massive 1080P display panels located up to 15 meters away, using standard VGA cables that could not maintain signal integrity over such distances. In a training environment where the visibility of targets on the radar display was key to split-second decisions by trainees and instructors, they experienced significant ghosting, faint horizontal lines between groups of radar displays, and intermittent corruption and flickering​ among the various green reflectors. The cables they were using lacked sufficient shielding or ferrite-core noise suppression, so whenever there was heavy traffic on the lab’s many radios, simulators, and networking equipment, other signals leaked onto the wires.

The Bespokecable Solution: High-Performance, Long-Distance VGA Cables With Improved Shielding

Following a comprehensive site study, we installed our Premium Grade VGA Male-to-Male Cable in 15m lengths throughout the facility. The 6-layer shielding, combined with the 3+9 pure-copper conductor configuration, was specifically designed to address long-distance PCM signal loss and high EMI. The twin ferrite cores​ that anchored each cable at both ends also helped immensely, serving as a necessary high-frequency noise suppressor and eliminating the ghosting artifacts introduced by last-gen hardware. Gold-plated connector shells​ and 8.0 mm-diameter construction, combined, ensured strong mechanical durability for the permanent installation, while the connectors maintained a firm, corrosion-free connection in a climate-controlled but equipment-dense environment during operation.

Product Dimensions: Technical drawing showing overall cable length and connector size.

The Benefits: Clear As Crystal Radar And No More Training Day Breaker

The installation was adjusted over the weekend to ensure training was disrupted as little as possible. After they rebooted, the difference was instantly visible: radar displays were sharp and stable without the ghosting and flickering that had previously vexed trainees and instructors. In the next six months, not a single cable-related display problem was reported, compared to the weekly troubleshooting sessions required earlier. The training director remarked that the reliable video feed meant instructors spent more time teaching than diagnosing technical issues, which, in turn, increased both instructional efficiency and trainee confidence.

Connecting to a Projector: Using the VGA cable for presentations in classrooms or conference rooms.

The B2B Takeaway for Simulation, Control Room, and Industrial Scenarios

VGA Cables – A Case Study in Specification and System Reliability – This case illustrates that, for long VGA cable runs in mission-critical applications, the specific cable is a direct function of system reliability. It is a very clear takeaway for simulation, air traffic control, security monitoring, and industrial control rooms, B2B clients:

  • Distance Matters: A standard SVGA cable may suffice for typical 10m desktop connections, but for longer runs (over about 10 meters) or in electrically noisy environments, it may require better shielding and ferrite-core noise suppression.
  • Signal Quality: ​The 3+9-conductor configuration with heavier-gauge ground wires provides a better return path.
  • Why a premium cable is the best investment you can make for your Total Cost of Ownership: You pay more upfront for a well-built VGA Male-to-Male Cable, but this cost rapidly pays for itself through lossless troubleshooting time, equipment downtime, and prolonged equipment life.

Selecting a professionally engineered, application-correct VGA cable turns an infamous weak link into the backbone of mission-critical analog video systems, enabling your displays to deliver the performance you need for operations.

How to Install a VGA-to-VGA Cable?

Installation of a VGA-to-VGA cable: Everything You Need to Know About Legacy AV & IT Installations

Summary: For B2B system integrators, IT administrators, and AV technicians, the need to deliver stable analog video transmission to classroom projectors, legacy monitors, KVM switches, or industrial HMI displays through proper VGA-to-VGA cable installation is well known. As an analog interface, VGA requires proper routing and handling, and the connectors must be properly seated to avoid ghosting, flickering, or “No Signal” messages, especially with longer runs, such as a VGA cable 6 ft​ or longer. This guide describes best professional installation practices for our Standard (3+6) and Premium (3+9) grade VGA Cables, models including a Noise suppressor, for example, the VGA Cable with Ferrite Core​

Step 1: Equipment Inspection & Choose the Right Grade Cable

Verify that the source (PC or laptop with a VGA port or a VGA-out dock) and the display (projector or CRT/LCD monitor) both have HD-15 VGA inputs prior to installation.

  • Short Run (≤5m / ~15ft) in Office/Classroom: Our Standard Grade VGA Cable​ (3+6 pure copper, 4-layer shield, 5.5mm OD) is usually fine for1080P@60Hz
  • Long Runs (>5m) or Electrically Noisy Environments (Server Rooms, Factory Floors):​ Select Premium Grade (3+9 conductors, 6-layer shield, 8.0mm OD) support for signal integrity. 1.5m cables and above have dual ferrite cores​ to reduce EMI-induced “ghosting.”
  • Length Selection:​ Measure the actual routed path at all times (NOT a straight line). Add a 10–15% service loop. VGA cables 6 ft (1.8 m) to 10 ft (3 m) are typically used for conference-room ceiling-mounted projectors, while floor-to-ceiling runs will require 15m or even 20 m+.

Step 2: Preparing the installation path

  • EMI-Avoiding Power Cables: Keep the VGA cables at least 6 inches (15cm) away from AC power lines, fluorescent ballasts, and high-current motor cables. Crossing power cabling at 90° when not avoidable
  • Minimum Bend Radius: No less than a bend radius of 5× the cable diameter (≈28mm with Standard, ≈40mm with Premium). Tight kinks will deform the coaxial RGB conductors, resulting in color skew or signal loss.
  • Benefit From Good Support: In rack or conduit installations, secure the cable with Velcro ties or J-hooks—never use zip ties that press tightly against the VGA jacket, as they will pinch the conductors.

Step 3: Connect the HD-15 (VGA) Ports

  • Power Down: Make sure both the source and the display are powered off before connecting to avoid hot-plug detection or potential electrostatic damage.
  • If the HD-15 plug has a notched trapezoidal shell, align this with the port (the wider side is the top; screw holes are on the sides). Check the orientation and DO NOT force ​it if it does not slide in smoothly.
  • Insert fully: Insert the connector straight in until the metal shell seats flush against the port bezel. You should feel a solid stop.
  • Cables: Secure the cable with a gentle turn of the two captive thumb screws. This serves the same vibration-resistance function as a locking HDMI Cable by preventing accidental cable disconnects in public or high-traffic areas. Finger-tight is enough — do not overtighten
  • Connect Other End: Perform Steps 2–4 for the other device.
SR Anti-Break Design: Reinforced strain relief at the connector base to prevent cable fraying and breakage.
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Step 4: You boot up and adjust Display Preferences

  • Start by turning on the display, then the source device.
  • Detect the external display on the source PC with Windows+P​ (or macOS Display Preferences). Select “Duplicate” or “Extend.”
  • Set the resolution to one that VGA supports (e.g., 1920×1080, 1680×1050, 1280×1024, 1024×768). If the image is washed out or flickering:
  1. Reseat both VGA ends.
  2. Reduce the resolution so that the signal path can be tested.
  3. For long runs, ensure you use the Premium Grade VGA Cable with a Ferrite Core.

Step 5: Troubleshooting Common Issues

SymptomLikely CauseRemedy
No Signal / Blank Screen​Loose connection, wrong input selectedReseat connectors; ensure display input = “VGA” or “RGB”
Ghosting / Shadow Image​EMI, inadequate shielding in the long runUse Premium Grade with dual ferrite cores; reroute away from power
Color Tint Missing (e.g., Red or Green missing)​Bent pin in HD-15 connectorInspect pins; carefully straighten with tweezers if bent—replace cable if damaged
Image Flickers at High Res​Signal attenuation over the long runShorten run if possible; use Premium Grade; reduce resolution

Pro Tips for B2B Installers

  • CABLE LABELING: For easy identification during service in multi-projector installs, label both ends with the type of cable used (e.g., BC-L-15m)
  • Keep Spares: VGA ports are structurally simpler than HDMI, but the pins can bend. Use a spare 6-ft and 10-ft VGA cable on service calls.
  • If you need to make a phased upgrade to future digital signage for new builds or 4K Monitors, the upgrade cable is an HDMI 2.1 Cable​ or a DisplayPort cable with an HDMI-to-VGA adapter​ as a transitional bridge, since 60 Hz and more VGA ports would not be enough.
  • Rack-mount it tight:​ In the server room, use a DVI Cable​ or an HDMI panel-mount cable + a load connector to nice patch bays; VGA can be topped off from a similar supplier, going out to a D-sub panel-mount connector.

Professional AV & Data Connectivity Solutions Application Related

  • HDMI Cable: For contemporary digital video + audio in boardrooms, digital signage, and home theater.
  • DisplayPort Cable: ​Used between your PC and monitor to stream data-intensive, high-resolution 4K/8 K through a cable.
  • DVI Cable: For connecting legacy digital workstations to older types of LCD panels.
  • Optical Audio Cable/Coaxial Digital Audio Cable: This accompanies the VGA video and provides individual high-fidelity analog/digital audio.

In this manner, B2B buyers and field technicians can achieve a solid, ghost-free 1080P analog image with the VGA-to-VGA Cable, so that professional installation standards not only prolong the service life of valuable legacy equipment but also ensure a high-quality image. Inquire about bulk pricing, custom lengths, or VGA assemblies with your own OEM branding by contacting a factory directly.

Looking for a custom-length VGA Cable with a ferrite core or a 6 ft VGA cable shipped the same day? Contact us today for a quote based on your project volume.

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