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Short black cable with DMS-59 plug and two VGA sockets

DELL

DELL G9438 DMS-59 to Dual VGA Splitter Cable 9 Inch

SKU CH-1G57-X1S6S

Connects a DMS-59 port to dual VGA displays with a 9 inch cable

  • Connects DMS-59 port to dual VGA displays
  • 9 inch length fits tight rack spaces
  • Lightweight 5.1 unit design eases cable routing
  • Dell G9438 part ensures OEM compatibility

Dell G9438 DMS-59 Splitter Cable

This Dell G9438 cable splits a single DMS-59 or LFH-59 output into two separate VGA connections. It enables dual-monitor support from graphics cards or docking stations that use the high-density 59-pin interface. The nine-inch length suits compact workstations or rack-mounted equipment where space is limited.

Connectivity and form factor

The splitter ships as a single integrated cable assembly weighing 5.1 units, eliminating the need for a separate adapter and cable pairing. Its fixed nine-inch reach reduces cable clutter but cannot span wider monitor placements. Builders needing longer runs or digital DVI and HDMI outputs will require a different adapter solution.

Highlights

  • Connects DMS-59 port to dual VGA displays
  • 9 inch length fits tight rack spaces
  • Lightweight 5.1 unit design eases cable routing
  • Dell G9438 part ensures OEM compatibility

Specifications

BrandDELL

Questions about this item

Does the DMS-59 connector require any maintenance or replacement over time?

The DMS-59 to dual VGA splitter cable is a passive assembly with no moving parts or electronics that wear out; it needs no scheduled maintenance and only requires replacement if the cable jacket or connectors suffer physical damage.

What is the first limitation you hit when running both VGA outputs at high resolution for long periods?

The 9-inch length and passive wiring mean signal integrity is the first limit; at very high resolutions or refresh rates the analogue VGA signal may degrade before any thermal or bandwidth ceiling of the DMS-59 interface is reached.

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