HDMI to DVI-D cable BLOW 3 m black (04181)

BLOW HDMI to DVI-D cable, 3 m in black, provides a straightforward digital video connection between HDMI source devices and displays with DVI‑D inputs. The cable transmits uncompressed digital video signals, enabling use with PC graphics cards, monitors, HDTVs and projectors that accept DVI‑D. The cable is a passive adapter-style lead that does not transmit audio; it is intended solely for digital video transmission. The 3 m length offers flexibility for typical home, office and meeting-room installations.

Advantages

The cable ensures a direct digital link between HDMI output and DVI‑D input without converting signal formats, preserving image quality for resolutions supported by both interfaces. Its black jacket provides a neutral appearance that fits most setups, and the fixed 3 m length reduces the need for additional extensions. The connector shells are shaped for standard HDMI and DVI‑D ports to facilitate reliable insertion and a stable physical connection.

Suitable for

• Connecting a PC or media player HDMI output to a DVI‑D monitor or projector
• Home theatre setups where video-only transmission is sufficient
• Office and conference-room displays that accept DVI‑D input
• Temporary or permanent installations requiring a 3 m digital video link

Key specifications

• Cable type: HDMI (male) to DVI‑D (male)
• Length: 3 metres
• Supported signal: digital video only (no audio transmission)
• Colour: black
• Use case: point-to-point digital video connection between HDMI source and DVI‑D sink

How to use

Connect the HDMI end to the source device with an HDMI output, such as a PC graphics card, laptop or media player. Insert the DVI‑D end into the display device’s DVI‑D input, such as a monitor, projector or HDTV with DVI‑D. Ensure both devices are powered on and select the appropriate input on the display. Because the cable carries video only, route separate audio from the source to speakers or an audio system if sound is required.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid sharp bends and excessive tension on the cable; keep connections dust-free and secure. Check display and source resolution settings to match supported modes on both devices. Use a separate audio connection when sound is needed, and replace the cable if connectors show signs of wear.