RS PRO Male HDMI to Female SVGA Adapter
The HDMI male to female SVGA adapter from our trusted and reliable own brand RS PRO provides an excellent conversion of a digital HDMI signal to an analog SVGA signal, allowing you to easily connect a HDMI source to an SVGA monitor. The conversion within the durable adapter is achieved via an internal chipset, making it easy to connect. This user-friendly adapter eliminates the need to replace equipment due to its compatibility with both HDMI and SVGA signals. This versatile adapter features a gold plated covering on the HDMI connector and a nickel plated SVGA connector to prevent corrosion and ensure a high quality connection each time.
Features and Benefits
• Converts digital HDMI to analog SVGA
• Higher resolution than VGA
• Durable black PVC sheath
• Male to female adapter
• Carry video and audio in one
• High-performance
• User-friendly
Typical Applications
• Computer monitors
• PC and TV display
• Laptop
How to connect?
Using the HDMI to SVGA adapter is both quick and easy. Simply attach the HDMI connector to your devices such as a laptop or desktop, and attach the SVGA connector on your cable into the SVGA port on the device for a high quality connection between the two.
Can this adapter carry video and audio signals
Due to it's HDMI compatibility, this adapter can carry both video and audio signals to your SVGA display monitor without the need of using any additional cables, making it a very versatile piece of equipment. However, VGA cables are only capable of carrying a video signal, therefore, if using one an additional cable may be required.
What is the difference between VGA and SVGA?
VGA (Video Graphics Array) is a connection used with computer monitors and displays. It supports a lower resolution of 640 x 480 and has since become outdated. SVGA (Super Video Graphics Array) is a much higher quality and improved version of VGA, providing an upwards resolution of 1024 x 768 eight bit pixels.
What is the difference between DVI and HDMI?
Although the two are similar in the sense they can display high quality digital images, HDMI cables have become the standard cable for use with modern tv's as they can also carry sound, making them an ideal all in one cable. DVI cables, on the other hand, are more suited to displaying high quality digital images on an LCD screen or computer monitor and can also be connected to an HDMI port via a digital converter, making them highly versatile.
