Hdmi To Dvi Cable

The HDMI to DVI cable offered by David Electronics Co., Ltd. is a 20‑foot (approximately 6.1 m) black‑coloured connector solution. It terminates with a male HDMI plug on Side A and a male single‑link DVI plug on Side B, matching standard consumer equipment. The cable complies with the HDMI 1.4 specification, enabling digital video and audio transmission without conversion. A lifetime limited warranty is stated for worldwide use.

The construction uses a PVC jacket and typical foil‑plus‑braid shielding to protect the signal from electromagnetic interference. Bandwidth typical for HDMI 1.4 is up to 10.2 Gbps, which supports a maximum resolution of 1080p@60 Hz. The cable gauge is commonly AWG 28 for this length, providing adequate current carrying capacity while remaining flexible. These characteristics align with standard industry practice for consumer‑grade HDMI‑to‑DVI adapters.

The product is aimed at buyers needing to connect PCs, televisions, monitors or tablets that have DVI inputs to HDMI sources. Importers should request the supplier’s minimum order quantity, lead‑time and preferred incoterms before placing an order. Confirmation of warranty terms, certification documents and any additional quality test reports is also advised to ensure compliance with the buyer’s requirements.

David Electronics Co., Ltd. is based at Gf‑2, No. 188, Sec. 3, Datong Rd., Shi‑Chih City, Taipei, Taiwan, postal code 221412. The supplier holds a harbour‑level verification, indicating that its business registration and core details have been confirmed by the platform. Its profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, suggesting that recent communication metrics are unavailable.

The company lists cable products among its offerings, focusing on consumer‑grade connectivity solutions for PCs, televisions, monitors and tablets. No additional information about production capacity, certifications or past export markets is provided in the listing, so buyers should request those details directly. All trade terms, including minimum order quantities and incoterms, must be clarified with the supplier before placing an order.