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Black 15 ft DVI cable with 29-pin male connectors on both ends

4XEM

4XEM 4XDVIDMM15FT 15 ft DVI cable 29-pin male to male

SKU CH-N8JM-SRYNF MPN 4XDVIDMM15FT

A 15 ft DVI-I cable with 29-pin male connectors on both ends for video devices, TVs and monitors

  • TypeDVI Cables
  • ColorBlack
  • Cable Length15 ft.
  • Connector Number2
  • Connector DetailConnector on First End: 1 x 29-pin DVI-I Male Video Connecto
  • Terminal GenderMale to Male
  • 15 ft length reaches distant monitors and TVs
  • 29-pin DVI-I male connectors fit dual-link video ports
  • Nickel-plated copper conductors resist corrosion and signal loss
  • Aluminium Mylar foil shielding blocks electromagnetic interference
  • Flexible PVC jacket protects the cable during routing

15 ft DVI-I dual-link cable for monitors

This 15 ft DVI cable carries a dual-link signal between a computer and a monitor, TV or other video device. The 29-pin male connectors on both ends support the full pin count required for dual-link operation. Nickel-plated contacts and a copper conductor maintain signal integrity across the length. It suits workstations and home setups that need a longer reach than standard cables provide.

Shielded construction for stable video

An aluminium Mylar foil shield wraps the copper conductors to reduce electromagnetic interference. The black PVC jacket protects the assembly during routing behind desks or through trunking. Shielding and conductor quality keep the picture clean at the full 15 ft distance without needing an active booster. The cable draws no external power and adds no audible noise to the system.

Consistent dual-link bandwidth over distance

The dual-link pin-out sustains high-resolution bandwidth continuously along the 15 ft run rather than only in short bursts. Passive copper construction means performance does not degrade after warm-up or during extended sessions. The fixed male-to-male connectors cannot be swapped for other ends, so the cable suits permanent installs where the port layout is already known.

Highlights

  • 15 ft length reaches distant monitors and TVs
  • 29-pin DVI-I male connectors fit dual-link video ports
  • Nickel-plated copper conductors resist corrosion and signal loss
  • Aluminium Mylar foil shielding blocks electromagnetic interference
  • Flexible PVC jacket protects the cable during routing

Specifications

Brand4xem
Model4XDVIDMM15FT
TypeDVI Cables
ColorBlack
Cable Length15 ft.
Connector Number2
Connector DetailConnector on First End: 1 x 29-pin DVI-I Male Video
Connector on Second End: 1 x 29-pin DVI-I Male Video
Terminal GenderMale to Male
ShieldingYes
ConductorCopper Conductor
SpecificationsPlating: Nickel-plated Connectors
Device Supported: Video Device, TV, Monitor
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) - Jacket , Aluminum Mylar Foil - Shielding
Shipping weight0.30 kg
Package size140 × 140 × 38 mm

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 29-pin DVI-I male connectors to my monitor and video device, and what is the common mistake?

Align the 29-pin DVI-I male plugs with the female ports on both the monitor and video device, then tighten the captive thumbscrews by hand; the step often missed is securing both screws so the heavy 15 ft cable weight does not pull the connection loose over time.

What maintenance or replacement will the cable need later?

The PVC jacket and nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion, so no scheduled maintenance is required; replace the cable only if the jacket is cut, the shielding is compromised, or a pin is bent beyond straightening.

What limit appears first when the 15 ft DVI-I cable runs at high resolution for long periods?

The 15 ft copper conductor length is the limiting factor; signal attenuation increases with distance, so sustained high-bandwidth dual-link video may degrade before thermal or connector limits are reached.

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