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Do you need a crisp video signal for connecting your computer to your monitor? Our Mini DisplayPort to DVI cable will allow you to send a high quality digital signal for optimal performance. Our Mini DisplayPort cables are made using 30 gauge conductors, gold plated connectors, and are fully shielded for maximum signal strength. The cables can support up to full 1080p at 60Hz. This cable is designed to go from a Mini DisplayPort source to a DVI display. It will not convert a DVI port on your computer to Mini DisplayPort. DVI is a video only cable and is not able to send an audio signal. A Mini DisplayPort connection can also be referred to as a Thunderbolt connection, frequently found on many Apple computers and laptops. The difference being that Thunderbolt is used to transfer data, much like that of a USB port, but can often double as a video output as well. Mini DisplayPort cables are great for sending your video signal between devices and is a simple plug and play solution. For all of your cable and accessories, choose Show Me Cables.

Do you need a crisp audio/video signal for connecting your computer to your monitor? Our DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable will allow you to send a high quality digital signal for optimal performance. DisplayPort has a similar form factor to HDMI which make it great for routing cable, but has caused some confusion. A DisplayPort connector will have one side slightly squared off, where an HDMI connector will have both sides rounded. DisplayPort cables were originally designed for computers, laptops, projectors and displays. However they are being incorporated into some high end TVs. Our DisplayPort cables are made using 28 gauge conductors, nickel plated connectors, and are fully shielded for maximum signal strength. The cables are certified for DisplayPort 1.2 standards and can support 10.8GB signal transmission and resolution up to 3,840 x 2,160. The cables are also capable of sending up to 8 channel audio, offering a simple solution for video and audio, inside of a single cable. DisplayPort cables are great for sending your A/V signal between devices and is a simple plug and play solution. For all of your cable and accessories, choose Show Me Cables

Do you need a crisp audio/video signal for connecting your computer to your monitor? Our DisplayPort to HDMI cable will allow you to send a high quality digital signal for optimal performance. Our cables are made using gold plated connectors, and are double shielded for maximum signal strength. The cables can support 8-bit and 10-bit deep color and can support bandwidth for audio and video up to 10.8 Gpbs, offering a simple solution all inside of a single cable. The DisplayPort connector resembles that of an HDMI connector, which can cause some confusion. A DisplayPort connector will have one side slightly squared off, where an HDMI connector will have both sides rounded. The DisplayPort to HDMI cables are great for sending your A/V signal between devices and is a simple plug and play solution. For DisplayPort cables and all of your cable and accessories, choose Show Me Cables

Are you looking for a quick and easy installation or repair for your coax cable? Our N Female Crimp Connector for RG58 & LMR195 is an easy to use, 3-piece design for terminating your cable. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, a ferrule, and the female pin. For this installation you will need: RG58 or LMR195 coax cable, a strip tool, a crimp tool, and the crimp connector. First, slide the ferrule onto the outside jacket. Then strip back the jacket and dielectric using the strip tool. The advantage of using a coax stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. In general, the jacket should be stripped about ½ an inch and dielectric down to ¼ of an inch. Pull back the braided shield and insert the pin onto the center conductor. Crimp the female pin using the crimp tool. Many connectors will have a small well to allow for soldering. It is not necessary for installation, but is recommended when possible, for optimal signal strength. Place the connector onto the cable and pull the ferrule up to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Then, use the crimp tool to terminate the ferrule onto the jacket. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

Are you looking for a quick and easy installation or repair for your coax cable? Our N Female Crimp Connector for RG8 A/U and RG213 is an easy to use, 3-piece design for terminating your cable. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, a ferrule, and the female pin. For this installation you will need: RG8 A/U or RG213 coax cable, a strip tool, a crimp tool, and the crimp connector. First, slide the ferrule onto the outside jacket. Then strip back the jacket and dielectric using the strip tool. The advantage of using a coax stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. In general, the jacket should be stripped about ½ an inch and dielectric down to ¼ of an inch. Pull back the braided shield and insert the pin onto the center conductor. Crimp the female pin using the crimp tool. Many connectors will have a small well to allow for soldering. It is not necessary for installation, but is recommended when possible, for optimal signal strength. Place the connector onto the cable and pull the ferrule up to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Then, use the crimp tool to terminate the ferrule onto the jacket. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

Are you looking for a quick and easy installation or repair for your coax cable? Our N Female Crimp Connector for LMR-600 is an easy to use, 3-piece design for terminating your cable. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, a ferrule, and the female pin. For this installation you will need: LMR-600 coax cable, a strip tool, a crimp tool, and the crimp connector. First, slide the ferrule onto the outside jacket. Then strip back the jacket and dielectric using the strip tool. The advantage of using a coax stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. In general, the jacket should be stripped about ½ an inch and dielectric down to ¼ of an inch. Pull back the braided shield and insert the pin onto the center conductor. Crimp the female pin using the crimp tool. Many connectors will have a small well to allow for soldering. It is not necessary for installation, but is recommended when possible, for optimal signal strength. Place the connector onto the cable and pull the ferrule up to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Then, use the crimp tool to terminate the ferrule onto the jacket. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

Are you looking for a quick and easy installation or repair for your coax cable? Our N Female Crimp Connector for LMR-240 is an easy to use, 3-piece design for terminating your cable. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, a ferrule, and the female pin. For this installation you will need: LMR-240 coax cable, a strip tool, a crimp tool, and the crimp connector. First, slide the ferrule onto the outside jacket. Then strip back the jacket and dielectric using the strip tool. The advantage of using a coax stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. In general, the jacket should be stripped about ½ an inch and dielectric down to ¼ of an inch. Pull back the braided shield and insert the pin onto the center conductor. Crimp the female pin using the crimp tool. Many connectors will have a small well to allow for soldering. It is not necessary for installation, but is recommended when possible, for optimal signal strength. Place the connector onto the cable and pull the ferrule up to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Then, use the crimp tool to terminate the ferrule onto the jacket. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

Are you looking for a quick and easy installation or repair for your coax cable? Our N Female Crimp Connector for RG8x is an easy to use, 3-piece design for terminating your cable. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, a ferrule, and the female pin. For this installation you will need: RG8x coax cable, a strip tool, a crimp tool, and the crimp connector. First, slide the ferrule onto the outside jacket. Then strip back the jacket and dielectric using the strip tool. The advantage of using a coax stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. In general, the jacket should be stripped about ½ an inch and dielectric down to ¼ of an inch. Pull back the braided shield and insert the pin onto the center conductor. Crimp the female pin using the crimp tool. Many connectors will have a small well to allow for soldering. It is not necessary for installation, but is recommended when possible, for optimal signal strength. Place the connector onto the cable and pull the ferrule up to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Then, use the crimp tool to terminate the ferrule onto the jacket. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

Are you looking for a quick and easy installation or repair for your coax cable? Our N Female Crimp Connector for RG9B/U & RG214/U is an easy to use, 3-piece design for terminating your cable. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, a ferrule, and the female pin. For this installation you will need: RG9B/U or RG214/U coax cable, a strip tool, a crimp tool, and the crimp connector. First, slide the ferrule onto the outside jacket. Then strip back the jacket and dielectric using the strip tool. The advantage of using a coax stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. In general, the jacket should be stripped about ½ an inch and dielectric down to ¼ of an inch. Pull back the braided shield and insert the pin onto the center conductor. Crimp the female pin using the crimp tool. Many connectors will have a small well to allow for soldering. It is not necessary for installation, but is recommended when possible, for optimal signal strength. Place the connector onto the cable and pull the ferrule up to the base of the connector, folding the shield with it. Then, use the crimp tool to terminate the ferrule onto the jacket. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables

The Ecore DuroRacks Hinged Wall Mount Bracket is available in sizes between 1-6 RU. For this example we will be installing the 1RU bracket, but the installation instructions will apply to all sizes of the wall mount brackets. For this installation you will need: a drill with a 5/16ths drill bit, a philips screwdriver, a hammer, a level, and a pencil. the first step is to make sure your bracket is level. Then mark with a pencil where the holes need to be drilled. Drill out the holes and hammer in the provided wall anchors. Insert the screws and washers into the anchors and hand tighten. Finish installation by using your screwdriver. To install your rack equipment, simply screw onto the front of the bracket using standard rack screws. The bracket is designed with a hinge for easy access to your equipment. These are perfect for any home, office, or data center installations where space is limited and can mount to the wall in a matter of moments. Save time, space, and money by using the Ecore DuroRacks Hinged Wall Mount Brackets. For all of your data and networking needs, choose Show Me Cables.