Extron SYM BNCM/6 (part number 26-533-02) — a 6 ft (1.8 m) VGA to five-BNC-male cable, the everyday length for source-to-display RGBHV connections.

Six feet reaches from a laptop or computer interface on a table to a BNC-equipped projector, monitor or switcher a step away, and it is long enough to route behind a lectern panel without strain. Extron terminates one end with a molded 15-pin HD male connector and the other with five color-coded 75 ohm BNC male plugs. In between sits MHR-5 mini high resolution cable, which packs five individually shielded coaxes into a jacket noticeably slimmer and lighter than a bundle of standard coax.

Key Capabilities

• Five discrete 75 ohm coaxial runs keep red, green, blue and both sync signals isolated.
• 26 AWG conductors with 100% aluminum foil plus 95% tinned copper serve shielding on each leg.
• Color-coded male BNC plugs land straight on equipment inputs with no adapters.
• Grounded VGA connector shell drains electrostatic discharge away from source electronics.
• Single-jacket construction handles and dresses far more neatly than five loose coax leads.
• NEC CM rated, non-plenum jacket.

Where It Is Used

Classroom and meeting-room presentation carts, lectern connectivity panels, rack-to-projector tails, staging and rental kits, and control rooms or imaging suites where RGBHV displays still expect five BNC inputs.

Specifications at a Glance

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

Also referenced as Extron SYMBNCM6, SYM-BNCM-6, part number 2653302.