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Dell DVI to dual VGA Y-cable, black, 5.1 weight

DELL

DELL 5E911 DVI to Dual VGA Y-Cable

SKU CH-KKPZ-TXCVH

A DVI-to-dual-VGA Y-cable that splits one digital port into two analogue VGA connections

  • TypeFlash Memory
  • DVI input splits to two VGA outputs
  • VESA plug-and-display standard supported
  • Dell part 5E911 ensures compatibility
  • Lightweight 5.1 unit for easy setup

Dell 5E911 DVI to Dual VGA Y-Cable

This Dell video cable converts a single DVI output into two VGA connections using a Y-splitter design. It carries the manufacturer part number 5E911 and is supplied in new condition. The adapter enables Plug and Display functionality for compatible Dell systems.

Suits users needing two VGA screens from one DVI

Buyers requiring digital video output or audio transmission should consider other solutions. The cable does not support DVI-D only sources without analogue pins. Systems lacking a DVI-I port cannot use this adapter.

Highlights

  • DVI input splits to two VGA outputs
  • VESA plug-and-display standard supported
  • Dell part 5E911 ensures compatibility
  • Lightweight 5.1 unit for easy setup

Specifications

BrandDell
TypeFlash Memory

Questions about this item

What DVI connector style does the 5E911 Y-cable require on the source device?

The cable uses a DVI-I plug that carries both digital and analogue signals, so the graphics card or docking station must provide a DVI-I port; a DVI-D only port will not supply the analogue pins needed for the two VGA outputs.

Which step do installers most often miss when connecting the 5E911 to a Dell flat-panel with VESA mount?

They forget to seat the VESA bracket's retention thumbscrews fully before tightening the cable's DVI connector, leaving the assembly loose and causing intermittent signal on one or both VGA heads.

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