Extron SYM BNCF/6 (part number 26-531-02) — a 6 ft (1.8 m) breakout that converts a single VGA output into five discrete BNC female jacks for RGBHV video.

Six feet is the length integrators reach for when the source device and the BNC patch point sit on the same rack shelf or within a lectern. One molded 15-pin HD male plug goes to the computer or switcher; five color-coded 75 ohm BNC female connectors wait at the far end for a male-to-male coax run or a BNC-equipped display. The run itself is Extron MHR-5 mini high resolution cable, so five separate shielded coaxes travel inside one manageable jacket instead of five loose leads.

Key Capabilities

• Keeps red, green, blue, horizontal sync and vertical sync on five isolated 75 ohm paths.
• Grounded VGA shell gives electrostatic discharge somewhere to go other than the source card.
• Individually double-shielded conductors: 100% aluminum foil coverage backed by a 95% tinned copper serve.
• 26 AWG stranded tinned copper centre conductors sized for high resolution computer video.
• Factory-molded terminations hold up better to repeated patching than field-crimped ends.
• NEC CM rated, non-plenum jacket.

Where It Is Used

Rack-to-patch-panel jumpers, lectern and podium plates, presentation switchers feeding legacy projectors, video test benches, simulation labs and imaging suites that still standardise on five-wire RGBHV distribution.

Specifications at a Glance

• Length: 6 ft (1.8 m)
• Connectors: one 15-pin HD male to five 75 ohm BNC female
• Cable: Extron MHR-5, five 26 AWG coaxial conductors
• Nominal impedance: 75 ohms
• Rating: NEC CM, non-plenum

Also referenced as Extron SYMBNCF6, SYM-BNCF-6, part number 2653102.