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10M MTRJ-LC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-MTRJLC10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M MTRJ-LC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$27.00
10M MTRJ-MTRJ 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-MTRJ10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M MTRJ-MTRJ 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$34.30
10M MTRJ-MTRJ 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-MTRJ10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M MTRJ-MTRJ 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$25.80
10M MTRJ-MTRJ S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-S-MTRJ10M	FO-S-LCST2M - 2M LC-ST S/Mode Duplex Fibre CableSinglemode fibre optic cable has a small core and only one pathway of light. With only a single wavelength of light passing through its core, Singlemode realigns the light toward the centre of the core instead of simply bouncing it off the edge of the core as with multimode. Singlemode is typically used in long-haul network connections spread out over extended areas--longer than a few miles. For example, Telco's use it for connections between switching offices. Singlemode cable features a 9-micron glass core. Features High quality, multi-purpose Fibre Patch Cable for your mission-critical installation.Single-Mode fibre cable only has one mode of propagation, a single wavelength of light in one fibre core. As a result there is no interference or overlap between different wavelengths of light to interfere with data over long distances. You can expect to reach distances up to 50 times more than Multi-Mode. Benefits 2 x LC and 2 x ST male connectorsUL Approved with high quality corning fibresCeramic and more." Click to goto product details 10M MTRJ-MTRJ S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$28.85
10M MTRJ-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-MTRJSC10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M MTRJ-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$32.10
10M MTRJ-SC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-MTRJSC10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M MTRJ-SC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$23.60
10M MTRJ-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-MTRJST10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M MTRJ-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$32.10
10M MTRJ-ST 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-MTRJST10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M MTRJ-ST 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$23.60
10M Power Cable 3-pin Plug to IEC-C13 Socket Black 10 Amp	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-CAB28-10	10M Power Cable 3-pin Plug to IEC-C13 Socket Black 10 AmpStandard mains power cord. IEC female connector to Australian mains 3 pin plug fitted on a 3-core power cord. Typically used to power computers, monitors and UPS systems. Features IEC PlugThe IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) is the international standards and conformity assessment body for all fields of electrotechnology. A set of thirteen plugs (called the connector in the specification) and thirteen matching sockets (called the appliance inlet) are defined by specification IEC 60320. A set of 11 connectors/appliance-inlets are defined in specification AS/NZS 60320.1:2004. The plugs and sockets have either two or three -conductors to suit either Class I or Class II equipment with varying current capacities and temperature ratings. A plug's matching socket is designated by an even number that is one number higher than the odd number assigned to the plug. Therefore, a C13 plug fits into a C14 socket, a C19 plug fits a C20 socket etc.Australian 3-Pin Electrical Mains Plug and more." Click to goto product details 10M Power Cable 3-pin Plug to IEC-C13 Socket Black 10 Amp	$14.20
10M PS2 3 in 1 cable. VGA M-F, PS2 Mouse & KB MD6 M-M	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-KVM-10-MF	KVM-10-MF - 10M PS2 3 in 1 cable. VGA Male - Female, PS2 Mouse & KB MD6 Male - MaleA KVM switch (with KVM being an acronym for Keyboard, Video, Mouse) is a hardware device that allows a user to control multiple computers from a single keyboard, video monitor and mouse. Although multiple computers are connected to the KVM, typically a smaller number of computers can be controlled at any given time. Modern devices have also added the ability to share USB devices and speakers with multiple computers. Some KVM switches allow one PC to be connected to multiple monitors, keyboards, and mice. Although this configuration is not as wide spread as the reverse, it is useful when one wants to be in two different positions such as sitting and standing depending on what they are doing.A user connects a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to the KVM device, then uses special cables to connect the KVM device to the computers. Control is switched from one computer to another by the use of a switch or buttons on the KVM device, with the KVM passing the signals and more." Click to goto product details 10M PS2 3 in 1 cable. VGA M-F, PS2 Mouse & KB MD6 M-M	$28.25
10M PS2 MD6 M-F KB Extension Cable - Purple ends	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-CAB-KEY-35	PS/2 Keyboard Extension Cable - PC 99 Colour Purple MD6 M/F 10 Mtr Features Use this Male - Female PS/2 Extension Cable to extend the distance of your Keyboard or other PS/2 device. Colour-coded ends to match your keyboard and ensure it is easily recognisable among the mass of cables connecting your PC to peripherals. Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details 10M PS2 MD6 M-F KB Extension Cable - Purple ends	$3.95
10M PS2 MD6 M-M KB Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-CAB-KEY-45	PS/2 Keyboard Cable - PC 99 Colour Purple MD6 M/M 10 Mtr Features p>Use this Male - Male PS/2 Cable to connect your PC directly to a PS/2 Switch Box or for Direct Connection between Device and PS/2 Port. Colour-coded ends to match your PS/2 Port and ensure it is easily recognisable among the mass of cables connecting your PC to peripherals. Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details 10M PS2 MD6 M-M KB Cable	$3.70
10M RJ12 6P6C Cable (Wiring - 1 to 6) (Ivory)	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-W2540	6 conductor line cord with 6P6C RJ12 modular plugs on each end. Standard wiring is cross-over to suit most voice applications Benefits In the interest of simplicity, Dueltek has chosen to refer to the connectors used on our modular cables as RJ11 for a 4 core wire (4C) and RJ12 for 6 core wire (6C). The preceeding 4P or 6P in the connector description refers to the pins in the connector. Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details 10M RJ12 6P6C Cable (Wiring - 1 to 6) (Ivory) ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$7.30
10M S-Video M/M Cable, 28AWG	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-SVIDEO-10	For the ultimate in S-Video performance the Gold range S-Video Cables offer an outstanding low-loss connection for DVD players, Satellite TV receivers, Televisions and any device using the standard 4-pin S-Video (S-VHS) connection. This cable delivers excellent colour, contrast, picture detail and black levels on both short and long runs. Benefits Mini 4 Pin Male to Mini 4 Pin Male Highly flexible PVC sheath Moulded connectors with Gold Plated contacts Warranty Lifetime" Click to goto product details 10M S-Video M/M Cable, 28AWG	$18.40
10M SC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-SCSC10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M SC-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$29.95
10M SC-SC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-SCSC10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M SC-SC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$21.40
10M SC-SC S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-S-SCSC10M	FO-SCSC10M - 10M SC-SC S/Mode Duplex Fibre CableSinglemode fibre optic cable has a small core and only one pathway of light. With only a single wavelength of light passing through its core, Singlemode realigns the light toward the centre of the core instead of simply bouncing it off the edge of the core as with multimode. Singlemode is typically used in long-haul network connections spread out over extended areas--longer than a few miles. For example, Telco's use it for connections between switching offices. Singlemode cable features a 9-micron glass core. Features High quality, multi-purpose Fibre Patch Cable for your mission-critical installation.Single-Mode fibre cable only has one mode of propagation, a single wavelength of light in one fibre core. As a result there is no interference or overlap between different wavelengths of light to interfere with data over long distances. You can expect to reach distances up to 50 times more than Multi-Mode. Benefits 2 x SC male connectors at each endUL Approved with high quality corning fibresCeramic and more." Click to goto product details 10M SC-SC S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$21.80
10M ST-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-STSC10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M ST-SC 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$29.95
10M ST-SC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-STSC10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M ST-SC 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$21.40
10M ST-SC S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-S-STSC10M	Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details 10M ST-SC S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$21.80
10M ST-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-50-STST10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M ST-ST 50-125 OM3 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$29.95
10M ST-ST 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-STST10M	The main difference between 50-micron and 62.5-micron cable is in bandwidth. 50-micron cable features three times the bandwidth of standard 62.5-micron cable, particularly at 850 nm. The 850-nm wavelength is becoming more important as lasers are being used more frequently as a light source.Although 50-micron fibre features a smaller core, which is the light-carrying portion of the fibre, both 62.5 and 50-micron cable feature the same glass cladding diameter of 125 microns. You can use both in the same types of networks, although 50-micron cable is recommended for premise applications: backbone, horizontal, and intra-building connections, and should be considered especially for any new construction and installations. Both types can use either LED or laser light sources. Other differences are distance and speed. 50-micron cable provides longer link lengths and/or higher speeds in the 850-nm wavelength.Mixing 50 and 62.5-µm fibre cablesIf you decide to add 50-µm fibre to an existing 62.5-µm infrastructure, connecting 50-µm directly to 62.5-µm is generally not recommended. The and more." Click to goto product details 10M ST-ST 62.5-125 OM1 M-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	$21.40
10M ST-ST S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-FO-S-STST10M	Warranty 1 Year" Click to goto product details 10M ST-ST S-Mode Duplex Fibre Cable ( Stock is very low or ordered direct from the manufacturer. Available on back order)	$21.80
10M XGA + Stereo Audio Cable Gold HD15 M-M (pin 9 missing) with 3.5mm 60cm audio lead one end & 30cm the other	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-VGAA-10-MM	VGA low loss video cable with integrated Stereo Audio. HD15 M-M with 3.5mm Male Stereo Audio leads (30cm at one end & 60cm at the other end) 10Mtr Requirements Generally used to connect a PC to a set of speakers, plus monitor, projector or other VGA device. 3.5mm jack connects to the PC Sound Card at one end & Speakers at the other. Features These low loss fully molded cables are used to connect PCs/Laptops to add-on peripherals such as a monitors or projectors and a set of speakers either directly or via an AV wall plate. They are made to UL standard with Tri-Coaxial + 7 Control wire cable to suit XGA Super High Resolution. They also have an integrated 3.5mm Stereo Audio connector at both ends on a short breakout cable. Each high quality cable is foil and braid shielded, and the audio section is a separate shielded pair of wires that's earth is electrically isolated from the VGA connectors earth, thereby eliminating earth loop noise and hum. The VGA's Pin 9 is removed as required by VGA/XGA controller standards. and more." Click to goto product details 10M XGA + Stereo Audio Cable Gold HD15 M-M (pin 9 missing) with 3.5mm 60cm audio lead one end & 30cm the other	$45.90
10M XGA Male to 5 BNC Male Breakout Cable	Click to goto product details. 003-0283-CAB37D	Features VGA to 5 x BNC breakout cables are perfect any time you need to adapt between the two most common cabling formats used for routing computer graphic video signals: 15-pin HD, and 5 x BNC. Constructed using a 5 mini coax cable, terminated with a molded 15-pin HD male connector on one end and 75 Ohm male BNC connectors on the other. Warranty Lifetime" Click to goto product details 10M XGA Male to 5 BNC Male Breakout Cable	$29.10

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