Belkin 3 ft DVI-I to VGA Cable (Black)

Overview

The Belkin F2E0162-03-SV is a 3-foot cable designed to connect devices with a DVI-I single-link output to VGA displays. It features a 23-pin DVI-I male connector on one end and a 15-pin HD-Sub female connector on the other, making it easy to link your computer or other DVI-I equipped device to a VGA monitor or projector. This cable is ideal for desktop setups where a short, reliable connection is needed without excess cable clutter.

With a durable and flexible design, it ensures consistent signal transmission and fits well in office, home, or classroom environments where older VGA displays need to be connected to modern DVI-I sources.

Key features

• Connects DVI-I single-link output to VGA displays, enabling compatibility between different video standards
• 3-foot length provides a neat and manageable cable run for desktop or workstation setups
• Durable construction resists wear and maintains signal integrity over time
• Flexible cable design allows easy routing and positioning without strain
• Black finish blends seamlessly with most electronics and office environments

Key specs

• Connector 1: 23-pin DVI-I male
• Connector 2: 15-pin HD-Sub female (VGA)
• Cable length: 3 feet (approximately 0.9 meters)
• Signal type: Single-link DVI-I to VGA analog video
• Color: Black

Connectivity and compatibility

This cable supports devices equipped with a DVI-I single-link output, such as many desktop computers and older graphics cards, allowing them to connect to VGA monitors, projectors, or other VGA-compatible displays. It is a practical choice for environments where mixed display technologies are in use or when upgrading equipment gradually.

• Compatible with DVI-I single-link video sources
• Supports VGA displays with 15-pin HD-Sub input
• Ideal for connecting legacy VGA monitors to modern DVI-I outputs

Ideal uses and environments

The Belkin 3 ft DVI-I to VGA cable works well in office workstations, home computer setups, classrooms, and conference rooms where VGA displays remain in use. It suits users who need a reliable, short cable to connect older monitors or projectors to computers with DVI-I outputs without compromising signal quality or workspace organization.