Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A 25 ft DisplayPort 1.2 cable carrying video, audio and USB data at up to 17 Gbps for resolutions up to 2560x1600
This 25 ft male-to-male DisplayPort cable connects a source to a monitor at distances where shorter cables cannot reach. It is suited for workstations, digital signage or home-theatre PCs that need a single long run without extenders. The link carries video, audio and USB data over one cable. It does not serve buyers who need lengths beyond 25 ft or who require DisplayPort 1.4 bandwidth.
Pure copper conductors and layered shielding suppress electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference along the full 25 ft run. The passive design draws no external power and adds no active electronics that could generate heat or audible noise. Signal integrity is maintained through the shielding rather than signal boosting. Builders who need powered amplification for even longer runs should look elsewhere.
The cable is rated for DisplayPort 1.2 speeds up to 17 Gbps, enabling resolutions up to 2560x1600 (WQXGA). This bandwidth covers common high-resolution monitors and multi-stream audio without compression. It will not drive 4K at high refresh rates or 5K displays that demand the higher throughput of later DisplayPort revisions.
| Cable Length | 25 ft. |
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Feed the male plug first through conduit or grommets, avoiding sharp bends tighter than the cable’s natural curve; pulling by the jacket instead of the connector prevents pin damage inside the hood.
The pure copper conductors and EM/RF shielding are passive and maintenance-free; only physical damage such as crushed jacket or bent pins would require a new cable.
The 1.2 specification caps sustained output at 2560x1600; pushing higher resolutions or refresh rates will hit that bandwidth ceiling first.
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