Tripp Lite N252-048-1U 48-Port Cat6 1U 110 Patch Panel
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A Mini DisplayPort to DVI video converter for Mac and PC in white
The Tripp Lite P137-06N-DVI connects a Mini DisplayPort source to a DVI-I display. It works with Mac and PC systems for video conversion. The white adapter is a compact wired accessory for extending or mirroring screens.
The adapter plugs directly into the Mini DisplayPort output without external power. It requires a DVI-I cable to reach the monitor. It does not support dual-link resolutions or audio transmission. Builders needing HDMI or DisplayPort outputs should choose a different converter.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | TRIPP LITE |
| Model name | P137-06N-DVI |
The adapter cable measures 6 inches end to end, giving a short, tidy reach between a Mini DisplayPort source and a DVI display.
It is a passive converter with no external power needed, so it adds negligible heat and draws only the tiny signal current from the Mini DisplayPort source.
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