Kramer Electronics 97-0612006 Displayport to Dvi-d Cable

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 97-0612006 is a DisplayPort male to DVI-D adapter cable designed to connect DisplayPort-equipped source devices to DVI-D displays or inputs. At 6 inches in length, this short-run cable serves as a direct adapter for situations where a full-length cable is not needed. It is sold as a single unit and categorized as an AV signal processing accessory. AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and IT professionals install this type of adapter in commercial and residential signal distribution setups where DisplayPort and DVI-D standards must interface cleanly.

This cable is suited for use in AV rack builds, workstation setups, digital signage installations, and conference room display configurations. The male DisplayPort connector on one end locks into a DisplayPort output, while the DVI-D connector on the other end interfaces with monitors, projectors, or distribution equipment that accept a DVI-D input signal. Its compact 6-inch form factor makes it practical for tight rack or back-of-display installations where cable management space is limited.

Key Features

• Male DisplayPort connector to DVI-D connector in a single compact adapter cable
• 6-inch length suits direct device-to-device or port-to-port connections without excess cable
• Single-unit packaging for individual replacement or small-quantity installs
• Designed for AV signal processing applications in commercial and residential environments
• Eliminates need for a full-length cable run in tight installation scenarios

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style adapter cable for connecting DisplayPort male outputs to DVI-D inputs in AV signal distribution and display applications.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage AV technicians and IT professionals typically install this type of adapter. Power down or disable the source device and display before connecting or disconnecting signal cables. Seat both connectors firmly and secure any locking screws finger-tight to prevent signal loss. Do not force the connectors if resistance is felt, as misaligned pins can damage the port.