Kirzi
Kirzi DVI-D 24+1 to VGA Male Cable 2m Black 1080p Active Converter
Active DVI-D 24+1 to VGA male cable converts digital signals to analogue for 1080p displays over two metres
- ColorBlack
- Active chip converts DVI-D 24+1 to VGA
- Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion for reliable signal
- Supports up to 1920 x 1080 resolution
- Male-to-male design needs no extra adapters
- Two-metre length suits desk or projector setups
Direct DVI-D to VGA connection
This active converter cable links a DVI-D 24+1 male source to a 15-pin VGA male display. It supports resolutions up to 1920x1080 for office monitors, home entertainment screens, projectors and conference-room displays. The single-direction design only converts from DVI-D to VGA and does not carry audio or HDCP-protected content.
Passive thermal profile
The cable operates without external power or active cooling, so it adds no fan noise or measurable heat to the system. Gold-plated contacts maintain signal integrity across the two-metre length while drawing negligible power from the DVI port. No additional power-supply headroom is required for normal use.
Integrated conversion chip
An onboard chip handles the digital-to-analogue translation, allowing the cable to work with DVI-D 24+1 outputs that lack native analogue pins. This removes the need for a separate active adapter block and keeps the connection compact. Compatible operating systems include Windows XP through 10 and Mac OS 8.6 and later.
Highlights
- Active chip converts DVI-D 24+1 to VGA
- Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion for reliable signal
- Supports up to 1920 x 1080 resolution
- Male-to-male design needs no extra adapters
- Two-metre length suits desk or projector setups
Specifications
| Color | Black |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Kirzi DVI-D 24+1 to VGA cable and what step do people often get wrong?
Connect the DVI-D 24+1 male plug to the source and the 15-pin VGA male plug to the display; the common mistake is trying to use it in reverse, but the active chip only converts from DVI-D to VGA.
What maintenance or replacement will this active converter cable need later?
The gold-plated connectors resist corrosion, so no routine maintenance is required; replace the cable only if the active chip fails or the connectors suffer physical damage.
What limit appears first when this cable runs at 1920x1080 for long periods?
The active converter is rated for 1080p or 1920x1200 at compatible refresh rates; sustained use at that ceiling may hit the chip's thermal or signal-integrity limit before the copper does.
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