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Black Box DVI-D dual-link cable, 50 ft, black connectors

Black Box Corporation

Black Box EVNDVI02-0050 DVI-D Dual-Link cable 50 ft

SKU CH-FPC3-CZNXT MPN EVNDVI02-0050

A 50 ft cable with DVI-D dual-link connectors on both ends for digital video links

  • Product typeConsumer Electronics
  • 50 ft cable length spans long distances
  • Dual-Link DVI-D connectors on both ends
  • Digital video signal integrity maintained
  • Supports dual-link bandwidth for high resolution

50 ft DVI-D Dual-Link Cable

The Black Box EVNDVI02-0050 is a 50 ft digital video cable with DVI-D Dual-Link connectors on both ends. It carries a dual-link signal for higher resolutions than a single-link cable can support. The length suits installations where the source and display are far apart.

Installers Needing Long Dual-Link Runs

This cable suits installers who need a 50 ft dual-link DVI connection between a computer and a monitor or projector. Buyers who require a shorter length or a different video interface should look at other options.

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Price $70.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameBlack Box
Product typeConsumer Electronics
Size & build
Shipping weight1.81 kg
Package size229 × 203 × 76 mm

Questions about this item

How far can I run this DVI-D dual-link cable before the signal degrades?

The cable is 50 ft long and uses dual-link DVI-D connectors on both ends for digital video transmission.

Does the cable generate heat or draw noticeable power during continuous use?

It is a passive copper cable with no active electronics, so it produces no heat and draws no power of its own.

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