Cable DVI-D USB Type-C ShiverPeaks BS10-58025 1 m

The ShiverPeaks BS10-58025 1m DVI-D to USB Type-C cable provides a direct video connection between a DVI-D equipped display or projector and a USB Type-C video output. Designed for single-link DVI-D signals, this one-metre cable supports digital-only transmission and offers a compact, reversible USB Type-C plug for convenient connection to modern laptops, tablets and smartphones that supply video over USB-C Alternate Mode.

Advantages

This cable delivers a straightforward, cable-only solution for transmitting digital video from a USB Type-C source to a DVI-D sink without requiring external adapters or power. With a one-metre length it reduces excess cable clutter while remaining long enough for desktop and AV setups. The DVI-D interface ensures a stable digital signal suitable for displays that lack native USB-C inputs.

Suitable for

• Connecting a USB Type-C laptop or tablet to a DVI-D monitor or projector
• Office workstations where a compact, single-cable video link is needed
• Home multimedia setups with legacy DVI-D displays
• Presentations where a direct digital video connection is required

Key specifications

• Cable type: DVI-D (single-link) to USB Type-C
• Length: 1 metre
• Signal type: Digital video only (no analog DVI-A or VGA)
• Connector A: DVI-D male
• Connector B: USB Type-C male (reversible)
• Compatibility: USB-C sources supporting DisplayPort Alternate Mode output

How to use

Connect the DVI-D end to the DVI-D input of your monitor or projector and insert the USB Type-C end into the device that outputs video over USB-C (for example a laptop or tablet). Select the appropriate input on the display and, if necessary, enable the external display in your device’s display settings or operating system. No driver installation is normally required; the cable transmits the video signal directly when the connected source supports USB-C video output.

Recommendations

Use within its one-metre length for optimal signal integrity and avoid connecting through unpowered hubs or adapters that do not support video pass-through. Verify that the USB-C source supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode before use; if the source does not support video over USB-C, a compatible active adapter or alternative connection method will be required.