Black Box Corporation
Black Box HDMI to DVI-D Cable 16.4 ft Gold Plated
Connects HDMI sources to DVI-D displays over 16.4 ft with gold-plated connectors
- Connects HDMI sources to DVI-D displays
- 4 ft length suits long-distance runs
- Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion
- Carries digital audio and video signals
- 6 oz weight makes handling easy
HDMI to DVI-D cable for digital video
This 16.4 ft cable carries a digital video signal from an HDMI source to a DVI-D display. Gold-plated connectors and shielding protect the signal path. The cable is sold new and weighs 13.6 ounces. It suits setups where the source and screen use different digital interfaces.
Users linking HDMI sources to DVI-D monitors
Installers connecting a DVD player, set-top box or digital TV to a DVI-D monitor will find the correct ends on this cable. It does not carry audio because the DVI-D connector is video only. Buyers who need audio alongside video or who require an HDMI-to-HDMI link should look at a different cable.
Gold plating and shielding preserve signal quality
The gold-plated contacts resist corrosion and maintain low resistance over time. Shielding reduces electromagnetic interference on the 16.40 ft run. No software or extra adapters are bundled with the cable. The physical connectors are the only accessories included.
Highlights
- Connects HDMI sources to DVI-D displays
- 4 ft length suits long-distance runs
- Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion
- Carries digital audio and video signals
- 6 oz weight makes handling easy
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which devices must already have an HDMI output and a DVI-D input for this cable to connect them?
You need a source with an HDMI male port such as a set-top box or DVD player and a display with a DVI-D female port such as a digital TV or monitor.
Will the 16.4 ft length still pass a clean digital signal if I keep my older DVI-D monitor and HDMI source?
Yes, the gold-plated connectors and shielding are designed to maintain signal integrity over the full 16.4 ft run between legacy DVI-D and modern HDMI equipment.
How can I confirm the cable is working correctly once I plug it in?
The display should show a stable picture with no sparkles or dropouts and the source should detect the monitor’s native resolution automatically.
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