Tripp Lite P134-001-Gc Displayport To Dvi Adapter Video Converter, Black (M/F), 1 Ft. (0.31 M)

DisplayPort to DVI Adapter Video Converter, Black (M/F), 1 ft. (0.31 m)

Tripp Lite P134-001-GC DisplayPort to DVI Adapter Video Converter, Black (M/F), 1 ft. (0.31 m). Cable length: 0.31 m, Connector 1: DisplayPort, Connector 2: DVI-I. Sustainability certificates: RoHS. Cable diameter: 7 mm, Weight: 60 g. Package width: 177.8 mm, Package depth: 12.7 mm, Package height: 228.6 mm. Master (outer) case width: 406.4 mm, Master (outer) case length: 25.4 mm, Master (outer) case height: 457.2 mm

DP to DVI Converter Connects a DisplayPort Source to Your Existing DVI Display
This DisplayPort to DVI converter connects a DVI monitor or projector to the DisplayPort (DP) output on your notebook computer, desktop PC, Chromebook Pixel or other compatible device. It features a male DP connector and a female dual-link DVI-I connector, allowing you to continue using your existing DVI display and DVI cable to transmit video signals without the expense of a new DP display.

Transmits Outstanding 1080p Video for High-Definition Presentations
Ideal for classrooms, lecture halls and anywhere else you may give a presentation, this DisplayPort to DVI converter supports DVI-D single-link computer video resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 (at 60 Hz) and high-definition resolutions up to 1080p. It also complies with HDCP 2.2 and DisplayPort 1.1 standards. Molded gold-plated connectors and contacts provide maximum conductivity and minimum data loss to guarantee a clear transmission free of interference. The P134-001-GC is a passive adapter and requires that the connected computer has a DP++ ( DisplayPort ++ ) port, which allows DVI signals to be passed through. Check the documentation for your DisplayPort source for compatibility.

Ready to Use Right Out of the Package
The plug-and-play adapter requires no software, drivers or external power, so you can connect it to your devices right away. Only one foot in length, the P134-001-GC is recommended for stowing in your laptop bag and carrying to school, the office or the latest trade show.