AMX CBL-RGB+A-FL
16' Flat VGA with Audio Cable
- Cable Length: 16' 4 13/16"
- Connectors: VGA (15-pin HD) Male and 3.5 mm Stereo Male, both ends
Description
The AMX CBL-RGB+A-FL 16' Flat VGA with Audio Cable is a unique and modern solution designed for AV professionals. It seamlessly integrates into various AV setups, making it ideal for educational institutions and corporate auditoriums. This cable combines audio and video into one, reducing wiring complexity and making the installation process more efficient.
This audio cable has several significant advantages, one being its flat design. The flat design of the cable makes it significantly easier to fit it in tight and congested spaces such as underneath carpets, behind the wall, etc. The easy-to-install mechanism of the audio cable makes it user-friendly, meaning that users won't have too much of a hassle installing the wire. The wire's flat design is advantageous in settings where concealment and an aesthetic look are a must, especially in a professional setting.
The AMX CBL-RGB+A-FL stretches to an impressive 16 feet in length, allowing the user to be very flexible in choosing a device placement. The cable's VGA component ensures the secure and reliable flow of high-quality audio and video signals, making it ideal for connecting electronic devices like display units and routers.
AMX CBL-RGB+A-FL is immensely durable and has an audio cable within the same assembly. All cable components are manufactured using materials that resist corrosion/wear and tear, enhancing the cable's longevity. The AMX CBL-RGB+A-FL features audio and video into one cable, making the busy corporate environment streamlined and professional. The AMX CBL-RGB+A-FL is an all-in-one cable.
Blending audio and video into one cable that can be fitted anywhere owing to its flat design broadens the user's ability to use it in various settings. The high-quality materials used in manufacturing these cables ensure durability, making them an indispensable cog in the equipment of busy conference rooms.
