EFB Elektronik EBUSBC-DVI video cable adapter 0.15 m USB Type-C Black

The EFB Elektronik EBUSBC-DVI video cable adapter 0.15 m USB Type-C Black is a compact adapter designed to connect devices with a USB Type-C video output to displays using a DVI input. With a short 0.15 m length and a slim black design, the adapter provides a direct physical link for transmitting video signals from laptops, tablets or smartphones that support USB-C alternate mode to DVI-equipped monitors and projectors. The adapter is intended for straightforward, space-saving connections where a longer cable is unnecessary.

Advantages

This adapter offers a compact form factor and plug-and-play operation for convenient video connection without external power or software. The 0.15 m cable reduces desk clutter and maintains a stable physical connection between source device and display. Its USB Type-C to DVI configuration enables compatibility with displays that accept DVI signals while allowing modern USB-C devices to output video. The black finish provides a neutral look that blends with most workstations.

Suitable for

• Connecting a USB Type-C equipped laptop or tablet to a DVI monitor
• Using a DVI projector for presentations from a USB-C source
• Short, fixed-distance connections in office or home setups
• Temporary setups where a compact adapter is preferred over a long cable

Key specifications

• Connector 1: USB Type-C
• Connector 2: DVI
• Cable length: 0.15 m
• Color: Black

How to use

Insert the USB Type-C plug into the video output port of the source device, ensuring the device supports USB-C alternate mode for video output. Connect the DVI plug to the corresponding input on the display or projector. Select the appropriate input on the display and adjust display settings on the source device as needed to set resolution, orientation, or extended/duplicated desktop mode. Disconnect by gently removing both ends when finished.

Recommendations

Use this short adapter for close-proximity connections where signal integrity and minimal cable length are priorities. Verify that the source device supports video output over USB-C before use, and avoid excessive bending near the connector to prolong cable life.