Kramer 14 Conductor Presentation/VGA Bulk Cable - 99-0327100
Elevate your presentations and ensure flawless video signal transmission with the Kramer 14 Conductor Presentation/VGA Bulk Cable (99-0327100). Designed for professional AV installations and high-quality video applications, this robust cable provides superior performance and reliability. Eliminate signal degradation and interference, ensuring crisp, clear images every time.
Benefits:
- Crystal-Clear Video: Experience superior video quality with reduced signal loss, ensuring your presentations are always sharp and professional.
- Robust Construction: Built for demanding environments, the durable construction ensures long-lasting performance and resistance to wear and tear.
- Versatile Application: Ideal for various professional AV setups, including conference rooms, classrooms, and auditoriums.
- Bulk Cable Convenience: Purchase the exact length you need, minimizing waste and maximizing efficiency for your specific installation.
- Reliable Performance: Trust in Kramer's reputation for quality and performance, ensuring a dependable video connection for your critical presentations.
Features:
- 14 Conductor Cable
- Designed for VGA applications
- Bulk cable for custom length cutting
- High-quality construction for optimal signal transfer
- Kramer reliability and performance
Technical Specifications: (Please note these are placeholder specifications, as they were not provided and need to be replaced with accurate data)
- Conductor Material: (e.g., Copper)
- Jacket Material: (e.g., PVC)
- Gauge: (e.g., 28 AWG)
- Shielding: (e.g., Double shielded)
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