Videokábel-adapter ShiverPeaks BS10-58045

The ShiverPeaks BS10-58045 is a 3-meter video cable adapter with DVI-D to USB Type-C connectivity designed to transmit digital video signals between legacy DVI-D sources and modern USB Type-C displays. This adapter provides a straightforward wired connection for setups where a device with DVI-D output needs to be displayed on monitors or projectors that accept USB Type-C video input. Its 3 m length offers flexible placement of source equipment and displays in home, office or classroom environments.

Advantages

This cable adapter converts a DVI-D video signal for use with USB Type-C displays without requiring complex configuration. The 3 m length reduces the need to place devices close together and supports tidy cabling in multi-device setups. Built for stable digital transmission, the adapter minimizes signal loss over the run and is compatible with a wide range of equipment that uses standard DVI-D and USB Type-C video implementations.

Suitable for

• Connecting older desktop graphics cards or media players with DVI-D output to modern USB Type-C monitors
• Conference rooms where a presenter’s DVI-D laptop or device must feed a USB Type-C display
• Home setups that combine legacy video sources and newer displays
• Classrooms and training facilities requiring a simple wired video connection

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 meters
• Input connector: DVI-D (digital)
• Output connector: USB Type-C (video-capable)
• Signal type: Digital video transmission
• Recommended use: Single-link DVI-D resolution ranges (dependent on source and display capabilities)

How to use

Connect the DVI-D end of the adapter to the video output of the source device and plug the USB Type-C end into the display’s USB-C video input. Ensure both source and display are powered on. If the display requires selecting an input source, set it to the USB-C input. Verify the display resolution and refresh rate in the source device’s display settings to match the display’s supported modes. No additional drivers are typically required for basic video transmission, but consult device documentation if a particular display requires specific configuration.

Recommendations

Place the cable to avoid tight bends and keep it away from strong electromagnetic sources to reduce potential interference. For optimal image quality, configure the source output to settings supported by the display; if image issues occur, try shorter cable routing or confirm compatibility of the source’s DVI-D output with USB-C video input standards.