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This 5-meter gold-plated Scart cable from kenable is designed for users looking to connect older audio-visual equipment like DVD players and Sky Digital boxes to their TVs, offering a reliable connection with pure, high-quality signal transmission. A key benefit is its full 21-pin connectivity and RGB compatibility for superior picture quality. However, users should be aware that Scart is an older technology, and may not support the highest digital resolutions available on modern devices.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 000571 |
| Brand | kenable |
'RGB Compatible' means the cable can transmit a higher quality video signal (Red, Green, Blue channels separated) compared to standard Composite video. This results in sharper images and more accurate colors, provided both your source device and TV support RGB output/input via Scart.
No, Scart is an analog standard and does not support High Definition (HD) resolutions (720p, 1080i, 1080p). This cable is best suited for standard definition (SD) content from older devices.
A Scart port is a distinctive rectangular connector with 21 pins, typically found on the back or side of older televisions, DVD players, VCRs, and set-top boxes.
The flat design is intended to help reduce signal interference between the wires within the cable, contributing to a cleaner audio and video signal. It can also make routing slightly easier in some installations.
Oxygen Free Copper (OFC) refers to copper wire that has had most of its oxygen content removed during the manufacturing process. This reduction in impurities helps to improve signal conductivity, leading to less signal loss and degradation over the length of the cable.
The 5-meter length offers good flexibility for connecting devices that aren't positioned directly next to each other. For very short distances, a shorter cable might be tidier, but 5m provides ample reach for most common home setups.
If the connectors appear dull, gently wipe them with a clean, dry, lint-free cloth. Avoid using abrasive materials or cleaning solutions, as these can damage the gold plating.
Ensure the cable is securely plugged into both devices. Verify that the correct input source is selected on your TV/display. Try connecting a different Scart cable to rule out a faulty cable. Check if all 21 pins are properly aligned on both connectors.
Ensure the cable is not damaged or kinked. Try connecting the cable to a different Scart port on your TV, if available. If the issue persists, the problem may lie with the source device or TV, not the cable.
Confirm that both devices are set to output the same video format (e.g., RGB or Composite). If your TV supports RGB input via Scart, ensure it is enabled in the TV's settings. Older devices might default to Composite, which has a less vibrant color spectrum.
Check the metal ends of the cable for any debris or damage. Ensure the cable is not under excessive tension or routed near strong electromagnetic interference sources (e.g., power adapters, fluorescent lights).
Setup:
Compatibility:
This cable is compatible with any devices featuring standard Scart (SCART1/2/3) connections. This includes, but is not limited to:
It supports Composite, S-Video (pin 7, 8), and RGB video signals, as well as stereo audio.
Care:
