Tripp Lite P566-003 HDMI to DVI Cable, Digital Monitor Adapter and Video Converter, HDMI to DVI-D Male / Male, 3' (0.91m)

Connect HDMI and DVI devices quickly and reliably with the Eaton Tripp Lite Pro HDMI to DVI cable (P566-003). Designed for AV, security and surveillance professionals, this 3-foot HDMI to DVI-D male-to-male cable provides a direct, bidirectional digital video link so HDMI sources display on DVI-equipped monitors and vice versa. The cable supports HD video up to 1080p and features gold-plated connectors and impedance-matched wiring to maintain signal integrity for monitoring, recording and live-display applications.

Durable, double-shielded construction protects against EMI/RFI and crosstalk—critical in control rooms, server racks and networked security systems. The compact, flexible jacket keeps installations tidy and reduces stress on ports during frequent equipment changes. Backed by Eaton Tripp Lite's lifetime limited warranty, this Pro HDMI cable delivers dependable performance for conference AV, CCTV displays, digital signage and other professional monitoring setups.

Choose the P566-003 to streamline device compatibility and preserve video quality in your next surveillance, monitoring or AV deployment. Add to your cart to standardize cabling across your systems.

• Seamless HDMI-to-DVI interoperability for fast integration of HDMI sources with DVI displays—ideal for AV, security and surveillance installations
• Reliable 1080p digital video performance with gold-plated connectors and impedance-matched wiring to reduce signal loss and ensure clear monitoring feeds
• Bi-directional connection lets you use the cable in either direction to connect HDMI sources to DVI-D displays or DVI sources to HDMI displays for flexible deployment
• Double-shielded construction and EMI/RFI protection minimize interference in crowded rack or networking environments, improving long-term uptime
• Compact 3' length reduces cable clutter for neat, professional installations in control rooms, conference rooms and monitoring stations