Vanco VGAA-35X Svga 3.5mm Audio Cable 35 Feet

Product Description

The VANCO VGAA-35X is a combination SVGA and 3.5mm stereo audio cable designed to carry both analog video and audio signals over a single run. The cable connects a computer or media source to a display or projector, eliminating the need for separate video and audio runs. At 35 feet in length, it suits installations where the source and display are separated by a meaningful distance, such as a conference room, classroom, or presentation space. AV technicians and low-voltage integrators install this cable as part of structured wiring or point-to-point display setups.

The VGAA-35X is suited for commercial and light-commercial AV installations where a VGA-equipped display or projector must receive both video and audio from a single source device. Typical scenarios include mounted projectors in training rooms, desktop-to-monitor runs in workstations, and AV system integration where the signal path requires a 35-foot reach between components. It is sold as a single unit and is ready to install out of the package.

Key Features

• Combined SVGA video and 3.5mm stereo audio in one cable eliminates separate runs
• 35-foot length accommodates longer source-to-display distances
• Standard SVGA connector interfaces with VGA-equipped projectors, monitors, and displays
• 3.5mm audio connector works with standard headphone-jack audio outputs
• Single-unit packaging for individual installation use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard interconnect cable for use with any SVGA-equipped source device and display that includes a 3.5mm audio input, including projectors, monitors, and multimedia systems with VGA ports.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by AV technicians or low-voltage wiring professionals. Power down or sleep-mode the source device and display before connecting or disconnecting signal cables to avoid display artifacts or connector damage. Secure the SVGA connector thumbscrews finger-tight only — do not use tools. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, pinch points, or proximity to high-voltage power wiring in accordance with NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines.