Black Box 50ft VGA Video Cable with Ferrite Core (Beige)

Overview

The Black Box EVNPS06-0050-MF is a 50-foot VGA video cable designed to transmit high-quality video signals over extended distances without loss of clarity. Its ferrite core effectively suppresses electromagnetic interference, ensuring a stable and clear picture even in environments crowded with electronic devices. This cable is ideal for setups where a standard-length VGA cable is insufficient, such as conference rooms, classrooms, and event venues.

Key features

• 50-foot length provides ample reach for large rooms, equipment racks, or ceiling-mounted displays
• Ferrite core minimizes electromagnetic interference to maintain consistent image quality
• Double shielding with tinned copper braid and aluminum/Mylar foil protects against radio-frequency and electromagnetic noise
• HD15 connectors support Display Data Channel (DDC) communication for automatic resolution and refresh rate negotiation
• Durable beige PVC jacket offers flexibility and long-term resistance to wear from repeated handling and installation

Key specs

• Cable length: 50 feet
• Connector type: HD15 (VGA)
• Shielding: Double shield with tinned copper braid plus aluminum and Mylar foil
• Jacket material: Beige PVC
• Interference suppression: Ferrite core included

Connectivity and compatibility

This VGA cable supports standard analog video signals and is compatible with most computers, projectors, and monitors that feature VGA inputs. The inclusion of Display Data Channel support allows the connected devices to communicate display capabilities, simplifying setup and reducing the risk of image distortion due to mismatched settings.

Ideal uses and environments

Its extended length and robust shielding make this cable well suited for professional environments such as conference rooms, classrooms, and event spaces where devices are often spaced far apart. IT professionals appreciate its reliability when running cables through conduits or across ceilings, while educators and event technicians benefit from the stable video signal it delivers in electrically noisy settings.