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Cables To Go
Triple-shielded DVI-D male-to-male video cable spanning 16.4 ft in gray
This Cables To Go model 40298 is a dedicated video cable with DVI-D male connectors at both ends. It measures 16.4 ft and features triple shielding with a gray jacket. The cable suits users linking a DVI-D camera or source directly to a compatible display or capture device.
The triple shielding protects the digital signal from interference over the full 16.4 ft run. It requires DVI-D female ports on both the camera side and the display or capture side. The fixed length frees the builder from joining shorter cables but cannot be shortened or extended without adapters.
| Brand | Cables to Go |
|---|---|
| Color | Gray |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
The 40298 is triple shielded to protect the DVI-D signal over the full 16.4 ft length.
The gray jacket remains flexible enough for routing while the triple shielding maintains signal integrity.
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