HDMI(m) to DVI-D(m)(24+1) 3m 4K 30Hz black dual link gold plated contacts CA-HDDV-20CU-0030-BK

HDMI to DVI-D cable for connecting audio-video equipment

This 3-meter cable from Lanberg allows you to connect devices equipped with HDMI and DVI-D connectors, such as monitors, projectors, or TVs. It provides two-way communication, making it a versatile solution for home and professional users. The cable's construction with copper conductors of 28 AWG thickness and double shielding minimize signal interference, guaranteeing high-quality image and sound.

Construction and application

The Lanberg CA-HDDV-20CU-0030-BK cable is designed for reliability and durability. Gold-plated contacts provide corrosion resistance and a stable connection, and the solid construction protects the wires from mechanical damage. Thanks to support for 4K resolution at 30Hz, the cable is ideal for transmitting high-resolution images without compromise. Dual Link in the DVI connector allows for support of higher resolutions than standard DVI cables.

Advantages and benefits

• High signal quality: Copper conductors (CU) 28 AWG and double shielding ensure a clean and stable audio-video signal.
• Durability: Gold-plated contacts increase corrosion resistance and provide a reliable connection for a long time.
• 4K support: The ability to transmit images in 3840x2160 resolution at 30Hz guarantees high image quality.
• Versatility: Compatible with a wide range of devices equipped with HDMI and DVI-D connectors.
• Two-way communication: Allows signal transmission in both directions, which is useful in various hardware configurations.
• Solid construction: Provides protection against mechanical damage and extends the cable's life.
• Dual Link DVI: Support for Dual Link allows for higher resolutions than standard DVI cables.

This cable will work well both in the comfort of your home and in professional installations where high signal transmission quality and connection reliability are required. This is especially important when connecting gaming devices, watching high-resolution movies, or working with graphics.