LUOM
LUOM Active DVI-D Dual Link 24+1 Male to VGA Female Converter
Active DVI-D dual-link converter connects a DVI-D source to a VGA display, supporting up to 1920×1200 at 60 Hz
- TypeHDMI Converters
- Connects DVI-D devices to VGA displays without driver installation
- Supports 1920 x 1200 PC graphics at 60 Hz refresh rate
- Delivers 1080p HDTV resolution at 60 Hz for clear video
- Quad-shielded flat cable with PVC jacket prevents signal loss
- Compact 9.84-inch length fits office and home setups
Active DVI-D to VGA Converter
The LUOM active converter connects a DVI-D dual-link 24+1 male output on a desktop or laptop to a VGA female input on a monitor or projector. It translates digital video signals for legacy displays without requiring driver installation. The 9.84-inch flat cable uses quad-shielded construction with a PVC jacket to maintain signal integrity up to 1.65 Gbps bandwidth.
Build Integration Requirements
A separate VGA cable must be supplied by the builder to complete the link from the converter's female port to the display. The adapter draws power directly from the DVI port so no external supply is needed. It fits into tight workstation or conference-room setups where a short, flexible cable run is preferred over bulky dongles.
Upgrade Path and Limitations
This unit replaces passive DVI-I to VGA adapters that cannot function with a pure DVI-D source. The jump is worth it when the graphics card or dock lacks analogue pins and the target display only accepts VGA. Buyers who need audio transmission or resolutions beyond 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz should look elsewhere because this converter carries video only and tops out at the listed PC and HDTV modes.
Highlights
- Connects DVI-D devices to VGA displays without driver installation
- Supports 1920 x 1200 PC graphics at 60 Hz refresh rate
- Delivers 1080p HDTV resolution at 60 Hz for clear video
- Quad-shielded flat cable with PVC jacket prevents signal loss
- Compact 9.84-inch length fits office and home setups
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What resolution limit appears first when I run this converter at its maximum bandwidth for hours?
The converter caps at 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz or 1080p at 60 Hz with 1.65 Gbps bandwidth, so that resolution ceiling is the first limit you hit under sustained use.
How much heat or noise does the active chip produce during all-day operation?
The active electronics draw power only from the DVI-D port, run silently with no fan, and the 9.84-inch quad-shielded cable stays cool during continuous 60 Hz video streaming.
Which separate cable must I already own to complete the connection?
You need a standard 15-pin VGA male-to-male cable — not included — to link the converter's VGA female output to your monitor or projector.
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