Black Box Corporation
Black Box Corporation DVI-I-DL-002M DVI-I Dual-Link cable 2 m 6.5 ft
Connects two DVI-I dual-link devices with gold-plated male connectors over a 2 m length
- TypeConsumer Electronics
- Dual-Link DVI-I cable carries high-bandwidth digital and analogue video
- Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion for reliable signal transfer
- 2-metre length gives flexible placement between source and display
- Male-to-male design connects two DVI-I ports directly
- Lifetime limited warranty backs long-term durability
Black Box DVI-I Dual-Link cable 2 m
This Black Box DVI-I Dual-Link cable connects two DVI-I devices over a 2 m length. Gold-plated connectors ensure reliable signal transfer for video equipment. The male-to-male design suits monitors, projectors or KVM switches with DVI-I ports. It is supplied new with a lifetime warranty.
Suits DVI-I Dual-Link video links
Buyers needing a straightforward DVI-I Dual-Link connection between compatible hardware will find this cable fits the purpose. It does not serve HDMI, DisplayPort or single-link DVI-D only ports. Builders requiring longer runs or active signal boosting should look at alternative solutions.
2 m reach for desk or rack setups
The 2 m length covers typical desktop monitor distances and short rack-to-rack links without excess slack. It handles dual-link bandwidth for high-resolution video within that range. Runs beyond 2 m or installations needing plenum-rated jackets exceed what this passive cable provides.
Highlights
- Dual-Link DVI-I cable carries high-bandwidth digital and analogue video
- Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion for reliable signal transfer
- 2-metre length gives flexible placement between source and display
- Male-to-male design connects two DVI-I ports directly
- Lifetime limited warranty backs long-term durability
Specifications
| Brand | Black Box |
|---|---|
| Type | Consumer Electronics |
| Shipping weight | 0.35 kg |
| Package size | 159 × 159 × 32 mm |
Questions about this item
What video ports must my graphics card and monitor have to use this DVI-I dual-link male-to-male cable?
Both devices need a DVI-I dual-link female connector; the cable plugs directly into those ports on each end.
Will this DVI-I dual-link cable work if I keep an older single-link DVI monitor or graphics card in the chain?
Yes, a dual-link cable is backward compatible and will carry a single-link signal when one side only supports single-link DVI.
How can I verify the cable is delivering a dual-link signal after I connect it?
Open your graphics control panel and check that resolutions above single-link bandwidth are available and stable.
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