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HDMI to DVI Cable - DVI-D Single Link

HDMI to DVI-D Cable Single Link M/M Gold Plated is the best solution to connect HDMI devices to DVI equipment and vice versa while maintaining a high quality signal. The most common application for HDMI to DVI cables is to connect a computer to a high definition display which provides equal quality high-definition resolutions as regular HDMI to HDMI cables with resolutions up to 1080P. Moreover, HDMI to DVI Cable supports bi-directional operation that also allows the reverse configuration, delivering digital video from an HDMI-enabled output to a DVI-D capable display. In addition, this cable allow you to play your computer games on the big screen by connecting this cable between the DVI port on your PC and HDMI port on your HDTV. All our HDMI cables and devices are purchased from manufacturers that are CERTIFIED

Dual-Layer Shielding

To help eliminate electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), this cable has also been outfitted with a Dual Foil Shielding.

USB Extension with Repeater Type A Male to Female Cable

Closing the Distance

The USB cable you have not quite long enough for the task at hand? Well, we’ve got you covered here at FireFold! We have a wide variety of USB extension cables. We have a pretty decent size selection of lengths and a handful of colors with our USB extension cables that are sure to fit what you’re trying to do. Printer not close enough? No problem! Grab one of these USB extension cables and you’re all set.

Don’t stop your consideration of this product at our printer example! These USB cable extensions can be used with a variety of products. Game controller for your PS3 not long enough? Here you go. Wired USB keyboard or mouse just not far enough for you? Tada! The possibilities are endless when you sit back and think about all of the products available on the market that use USB.

Extend Away

Each of our USB active extension cables are rated for USB 2.0, able to handle hi-speed 480Mbps transmission with no issues at all. This is 40 times faster than the previous USB 1.1, though these cables are still backwards compatible with that previous level of USB. With this specific cable, you also get a repeater that will help boost the USB signal you are sending. Up to five repeater cables can be cascaded to increase your distance by up to 75 feet (15ft cable) or 150 feet (30ft cable).

The actual process of extending out your USB cable is pretty simple. Get one of these USB cable extensions, plus your current USB cable into the female end of this cable, and then plug the male end of this cable into your charging adapter or computer. That’s it! The extension is complete and plug-and-play should begin!

With FireFold’s lifetime warranty, you absolutely cannot go wrong with grabbing a few of these cables for your home or business. With such a variety of tasks they can help you with extending out, you are sure to need one on hand from time to time. With a price that most places cannot beat, how can you say no?

Cat7 Shielded (SSTP) 600MHz Ethernet Patch Cable

Cat7 patch cable specifications require transmission frequencies of up to 600 MHz over 100 meters (328Ft) of fully shielded copper cabling. Cat7 cable consists of four individually shielded pairs inside an overall braided shield, also known as Shielded Twisted Pair Cable (SSTP), or S/FTP (Shielded Foil Twisted Pair). Cat7 features even more stringent specifications for crosstalk and system noise than Cat6 and is designed specifically for Gigabit Ethernet applications.

8K High Speed HDMI Active Optical Cable (AOC)

The Fiber Optical Hybrid HDMI cables are designed for commercial, studio, and residential use. Unlike conventional copper HDMI cables, these Fiber Optic Hybrid HDMI cables have an advanced chipset that enables the cables to maintain full 8K@ 60Hz (Supports up to 144Hz) HDMI signal integrity during long distance runs, making them the perfect solution for long distance HDMI connectivity.

NOTE: Fiber Optic HDMI cables are different from ordinary HDMI copper cables. They support single direction installation only, so they must be installed in the correct direction: "Source" label on HDMI end is connected to source devices like a computer, DVD and Xbox, etc.; "Display" end is connected to display devices like a TV, projector, etc.