Kramer Electronics 99-9497110 Dvi to Hdmi Adapter Cable

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 99-9497110 is a DVI to HDMI adapter cable with a female DVI connector on one end and a male HDMI connector on the other. It bridges DVI source outputs to HDMI inputs without the need for active conversion hardware, making it a straightforward passive adapter solution. This type of cable is commonly installed by AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and commercial electricians working on display systems, projector setups, and digital signage installations. It ships as a single unit and fits into AV signal processing accessory workflows where legacy DVI equipment must interface with modern HDMI displays or receivers.

This adapter cable is suited for both commercial and residential AV installations where a DVI-equipped source device, such as a desktop computer, media server, or presentation system, needs to connect to an HDMI-equipped display, monitor, or switcher. It is a practical fit for boardrooms, classrooms, control rooms, and similar fixed-installation environments. Installers working with AV signal chains regularly stock this type of adapter to resolve connector mismatches on the job without rewiring or replacing equipment.

Key Features

• Female DVI to male HDMI passive adapter cable for direct connector conversion
• No active electronics or external power required
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual replacement or stocking
• Fits AV signal processing accessory applications in commercial and residential installs
• Compact form factor allows use in tight rack or wall-plate environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style passive adapter for use with DVI female output ports and HDMI male input ports in standard AV signal processing installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or AV integrators. Power down or disable the source device and display before connecting or disconnecting signal cables to avoid display faults or connector damage. No special tools are required, but care should be taken not to force the connectors, as DVI and HDMI ports can be damaged by misaligned insertion. Installations in commercial environments may be subject to applicable low-voltage wiring codes.