Video káblový adaptér DeLOCK 65206

The DeLOCK 65206 video cable adapter allows connection of a DVI-D monitor or other DVI device to an available HDMI Type A port on a PC or laptop. The adapter is 0.2 m long, finished in black, and provides direct signal pass-through between HDMI and DVI interfaces. With an optional connecting cable up to 2 m long, the adapter supports resolutions up to 4K at 30 Hz when source and display devices also support those modes.

Advantages

The adapter provides a simple plug-and-play solution for linking HDMI Type A ports to DVI-D displays without the need for power or drivers. Its compact, low-profile design preserves desk space and is suitable for portable setups. It supports high-definition video transmission and is compatible with a wide range of monitors, projectors and graphics outputs that use HDMI or DVI-D connectors.

Suitable for

• Connecting a DVI-D monitor to an HDMI output on a PC or laptop
• Linking projectors or displays with DVI inputs to HDMI sources
• Temporary or portable setups where a short adapter cable is required

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 65206
• EAN: 4043619652068
• Connector 1: HDMI Type A (Standard)
• Connector 2: DVI-D
• Length: 0.2 m
• Colour: Black
• Maximum recommended external cable length for 4K30: 2 m (optional)

How to use

Insert the HDMI Type A plug of the adapter into an available HDMI port on the PC or laptop and connect the DVI-D connector to the monitor or display using the monitor’s DVI cable. If an external HDMI or DVI cable is used between devices, keep that cable length within the recommended 2 m for 4K at 30 Hz. No additional drivers or power supply are required; configure display settings in the operating system if necessary to select resolution and refresh rate.

Recommendations

For best results at high resolutions, use good-quality certified HDMI and DVI cables and verify that both source and display support the target resolution and refresh rate (for example 4K at 30 Hz). Avoid excessive cable length beyond the recommended 2 m when aiming for 4K output.