Eaton Tripp Lite P502-075 VGA High-Resolution RGB Coaxial Monitor Cable, 75' (22.86m), HD15, M/M

When reliable, high-resolution VGA connections are required across long distances, the Eaton Tripp Lite P502-075 VGA coaxial monitor cable delivers. Designed for security, surveillance, monitoring, and professional AV installations, this 75' (22.86 m) HD15 male-to-male cable maintains clear video up to 2048 x 1536 (including 1080p) so operators and integrators can trust what they see. Mini-coaxial RGB construction and paired video conductors, combined with foil and braid shielding, reduce EMI/RFI noise that can compromise camera feeds or control-room displays. Gold-plated HD15 connectors and integral strain relief improve conductivity and durability, minimizing downtime in critical systems. A rugged PVC jacket adds mechanical protection for runs in ceilings, racks, or conduit. Ideal for CCTV monitoring stations, conference rooms, digital signage, and any application that requires secure, long-run VGA transmission. Backed by Eaton Tripp Lite reliability and a lifetime limited warranty, the P502-075 is a practical choice for installers and facilities managers. Order now to upgrade your monitoring or surveillance setup with dependable, high-resolution VGA cabling.

• Reliable long-distance video: 75' (22.86 m) run supports remote monitor and control room installations without signal degradation
• High-resolution performance: Supports up to 2048 x 1536 (including 1080p) for crisp surveillance and monitoring visuals
• Robust signal protection: Foil and braid shielding reduces EMI/RFI interference for error-free security and AV transmission
• Dependable connectors: Gold-plated HD15 male-to-male contacts minimize data loss and ensure consistent connectivity in critical systems
• Built for durability: Rugged PVC jacket and integral strain relief resist wear and reduce connector stress for long service life
• Enterprise-ready warranty: Lifetime limited warranty provides long-term confidence for installations in security, networking, and AV environments