Lyndahl LKPK004 DVI-I adapter cable with angled socket, 0.2 m

Lyndahl LKPK004 DVI-I adapter cable for front panel mounting (F angle/F) Length 0.2 m

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Lyndahl LKPK004 DVI-I adapter cable with angled socket, 0.2 m
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Lyndahl LKPK004 DVI-I adapter cable for front panel mounting (F angle/F) Length 0.2 m

Item no.: LKPK004
€9,99
Sale price  €9,99 Regular price 

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The solution for front panel installations LKPK004, DVI-I (24+5 contacts) adapter cable with angled socket for front panel mounting

Length: 20 cm
Colour: Black
2x DVI-I socket



Thread: 1/4", 4-40

(screws not included!)

Frequently asked questions about this product

Keystone modules or a fixed connection plate — which is better?

Keystone is modular: HDMI, network, USB, jack, RCA or binding posts can be combined freely in one frame and changed later. A permanently assembled plate is the cleanest solution when the layout is final. For conference rooms and trade-fair stands we tend to recommend keystone.

Read more: Connection panels for the meeting room, trade fairs and digital signage →

Which connectors are available for wall plates and wall boxes?

Practically all common ones: HDMI, network (Cat 5e/6a), USB 2.0 to 3.1 including USB-C, jack, RCA, DisplayPort, DVI, VGA, Sub-D and speaker terminals — each as a panel adapter, adapter cable or keystone module.

Read more: Connection panels for the meeting room, trade fairs and digital signage →

Which speaker cable should I use, and how do I connect it cleanly?

For new runs use 1 to 2.5 mm²; the amplifier-to-speaker run should not much exceed 10 m. Extending by twisting or with a terminal block is fine — just get the polarity right. Bare strands fray: ferrules for clamp terminals, banana plugs or spades for binding posts.

Read more: Planning in-ceiling speakers: cut-out, mounting depth and the sound of the cavity →

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