Vention VGA 3+6 Male to Male Cable 20M with Ferrite Cores

Vention VGA 20M Cable

The Vention 20M VGA Cable facilitates high-definition analog video transmission between computers, monitors, projectors, and KVM switches. This specific model utilizes a 3+6 wire core architecture. This configuration supports standard RGB signals along with essential data lines for DDC2B display identification. Consequently, the connected hardware can automatically negotiate optimal resolution settings without manual intervention. The integrated ferrite cores on both ends suppress high-frequency noise. Therefore, signal integrity remains consistent even across the substantial 20-meter span. The cable assembly employs multiple shielding layers to prevent electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) from degrading the video output.

Key Features

• Dual Ferrite Core Suppression
  These passive components attenuate high-frequency EMI/RFI to maintain clean analog signals over long distances.

• High-Grade 3+6 Core Construction

  • Three coaxial lines handle the primary Red, Green, and Blue color signals.
  • Six additional data lines manage synchronization and display identification data.

• Corrosion-Resistant Gold-Plated Pins
  The 15-pin connectors feature gold plating to reduce contact resistance and prevent oxidation over time.

• Reinforced PVC Outer Jacket
  The high-tensile strength PVC housing protects internal conductors from physical stress and environmental wear.

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• 1 x Vention VGA (3+6) Male to Male Cable (20M)
• Protective Dust Caps

Why Choose This VGA Cable

• The 20-meter reach provides flexibility for large conference rooms and server rack deployments.
• Ferrite bead integration significantly reduces ghosting and flickering common in long-run analog cables.
• Full support for DDC2B protocols ensures plug-and-play compatibility with modern display hardware.
• Additionally, the double-shielded design prevents crosstalk between internal wire pairs.
• However, the cable remains flexible enough for routing through standard conduit and cable management systems.