Scan code: LN84947 Manufacturer code: 77HDMI-VGCAB011

Scan 100cm HDMI to VGA Cable

1M Scan HDMI (Male) to VGA (Male) Display Cable, Up to 1920x1080 @ 60hz, Gold Connectors, Black

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Scan code: LN84947 Manufacturer code: 77HDMI-VGCAB011

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Product Overview

HDMI (Source) to VGA (Display) Adapter Cable

The 77HDMI-VGCAB range of cables converts the HDMI digital signal coming out of a desktop PC or laptop into a VGA analogue signal for use with VGA displays.

PLEASE NOTE: The cable is directional and will only connect from a HDMI source to a VGA display.

Features • Cable Length: 1m.
• Source Connection: HDMI (Male).
• Display Connection: VGA Male.
• Maximum Resolution: 1920x1080 @ 60Hz.
• Gold Plated Connectors.

Specifications
Length	1 m
Type	HDMI Cable
Specification
Connector From	HDMI (A) Male
Connector To	VGA (Male)
Connector Features	Gold-Plated Straight Connector
Cable Features	Upto 1080p
Colour	Black
Total Weight

Additional Information
Scan Code	LN84947
Model Number	77HDMI-VGCAB011
GTIN	5055781241086

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