Comprehensive VGA15P-5BP-6HR Vga HD15 to 5-BNC Cable 6ft

Product Description

The Comprehensive Connectivity Co. VGA15P-5BP-6HR is a VGA breakout cable that converts a standard HD15 (VGA) connector on one end to five individual BNC connectors on the other. This cable is used to transmit analog RGB video signals with separate sync from a PC, workstation, or video source to a display, projector, or distribution device that accepts discrete BNC inputs. At 6 feet in length, it suits short-run connections typical in AV racks, broadcast setups, and commercial display installations. The cable is sold as a single unit and is a direct-connect passive cable requiring no external power or configuration.

This cable fits applications where a VGA-output source must interface with a BNC-input display or switcher. Common install scenarios include professional AV systems, control rooms, training rooms, and legacy broadcast or production environments where BNC-terminated monitors or routing equipment is still in service. It carries the five standard video components: Red, Green, Blue, Horizontal Sync, and Vertical Sync, each routed to its own BNC connector for clean signal separation.

Key Features

• HD15 (VGA) male connector on source end to five BNC male connectors on display end
• Separates RGB video into discrete Red, Green, Blue, H-Sync, and V-Sync BNC outputs
• 6-foot cable length suitable for short-run rack and desktop installations
• Passive cable design requires no power source or drivers
• Single-unit packaging for individual replacement or installation use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard VGA HD15-to-5-BNC breakout cable for use with PC video cards, workstations, projectors, monitors, and AV switching equipment that use HD15 VGA outputs and BNC video inputs.

Installation Notes

This cable is installed by AV technicians or low-voltage cabling professionals. Power down the source device and display before connecting or disconnecting the cable. Seat the HD15 connector fully and tighten the thumbscrews finger-tight to ensure a secure mechanical connection. BNC connectors should be pushed in and twisted to lock; verify each BNC is fully seated to avoid signal loss on individual color channels.