DisplayPort to DVI Cable brackton DV-21-07.5, 7.5 m, 1080p 60Hz

Brackton DisplayPort to DVI Cable DV-21-07.5 is a 7.5 m video cable with a DisplayPort (male) connector on one end and a DVI (male) connector on the other. It supports video transmission up to 1080p at 60 Hz, enabling connection of a computer or graphics source with DisplayPort output to a DVI monitor, projector or other display device. The cable is designed for desktop, office and presentation environments where a longer reach is required between source and display.

Advantages

The cable provides a stable digital video connection that preserves 1080p 60 Hz signal quality over a 7.5 m length. Its straightforward male-to-male DisplayPort to DVI wiring makes it compatible with many graphics cards and docking stations that offer DisplayPort output and with monitors or projectors that accept DVI input. The single-cable solution reduces the need for additional adapters and simplifies installation for fixed and temporary setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting a PC or laptop with DisplayPort output to a DVI monitor
• Connecting a graphics source to a DVI projector for presentations
• Extending the reach between workstation and display in an office or home setup

Key specifications

• Cable length: 7.5 metres
• Connector types: DisplayPort (male) to DVI (male)
• Maximum supported resolution and refresh rate: 1080p (1920×1080) at 60 Hz
• Signal type: Digital video transmission
• Intended use environments: home, office, presentations

How to use

Connect the DisplayPort (male) end of the cable to the DisplayPort output on your computer, laptop or graphics device. Connect the DVI (male) end to the DVI input on your monitor or projector. Ensure both devices are powered on and select the appropriate input source on the display. Adjust display settings on the source device to 1920×1080 at 60 Hz if required. For secure connections, push the connectors fully into the ports until they seat properly.

Usage recommendations

For optimal signal quality, avoid tightly coiling the cable or routing it near large sources of electromagnetic interference. Use in fixed or semi-permanent installations when a reliable 1080p 60 Hz connection is required; if you need higher resolutions or adaptive sync features, consider a native DisplayPort-to-DisplayPort cable or an active adapter solution.