DVI cable

In the DVI cable category, MAG GmbH offers reliable connection solutions for professional monitor and video installations under the DINIC brand. The range is aimed at specialist retailers, system houses and installers who want to operate DVI-based infrastructures safely in their day-to-day business or expand them in a compatible manner.

You will find classic DVI-to-DVI variants (e.g. DVI-D Dual Link) as well as practical combination cables such as HDMI to DVI-D, miniHDMI to DVI and DVI-I to VGA for connecting older displays/beamers.

Advantages and typical applications of DINIC DVI cables

Your advantages at a glance

  • Suitable versions for digital DVI signals (e.g. DVI-D Dual Link) and hybrid/legacy (DVI-I to VGA)
  • Stable signal transmission thanks to multiple shielding, depending on the version also with ferrite cores for EMC optimisation
  • Secure plug connection thanks to DVI screw lock - ideal for technical rooms and permanent installations
  • Gold-plated contacts on selected versions for low-corrosion, long-lasting contact quality
  • Compatible transitions for mixed environments: HDMI↔DVI, miniHDMI↔DVI, DVI↔VGA
  • B2B-compatible packaging options (DINIC box/polybag/blister) for project business, counter and warehousing

Typical DVI cable applications

  • Connection of PCs/workstations to DVI monitors in offices, CAD/CAM and control centres
  • Connecting HDMI sources (PC, player, set-top box) to DVI displays or projectors (video transmission, audio separately)
  • Service and training environments: quick adaptation with changing players via miniHDMI↔DVI
  • Legacy integration: continue to use DVI-I graphics outputs on VGA projectors/industrial displays
  • KVM, rack and test station installations with repeated reconnection and clear standardisation
  • Spare parts business and rollouts: defined lengths/versions for quick replacement and upgrade scenarios

DVI-D vs. DVI-I, single/dual link, pin assignment, desired length, shielding/ferrite and the appropriate packaging (box, polybag or blister) are particularly decisive for the selection.

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