Adattatore DisplayPort InLine, connettore maschio / femmina DisplayPort angolato verso il basso

The InLine DisplayPort Adaptor InLine 17199U is a male-to-female, downward-angled DisplayPort adapter designed for connecting DisplayPort cables in confined or hard-to-reach spaces. It supports high-resolution displays and maintains standard DisplayPort connectivity while reducing strain on cables and ports. The adapter is finished in black and is compatible with a wide range of devices that use DisplayPort connections.

Advantages

The downward-angled design allows connection where straight plugs would not fit, helping to save space behind monitors or in tight rack and cabinet situations. As a gender and direction adapter it preserves DisplayPort signal integrity and reduces mechanical stress on ports and cables. The compact black housing provides a discrete, low-profile solution for professional and home setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting DisplayPort cables in tight spaces behind monitors or TVs
• Routing cables in racks, cabinets or shallow enclosures
• Preventing strain on DisplayPort ports and cables in compact setups

Key specifications

• Brand: InLine
• Model / MPN: 17199U
• Connector 1: DisplayPort (male)
• Connector 2: DisplayPort (female)
• Orientation: downward-angled
• Colour: Black
• EAN: 4043718292806

How to use

Insert the male DisplayPort plug of the adapter into the device’s DisplayPort socket, ensuring the connector is aligned before applying gentle pressure. Connect the DisplayPort cable to the female end of the adapter. Verify the connection and arrange the cable routing to take advantage of the downward angle. Do not force the connector if resistance is felt; check alignment and try again.

Recommendations

Use this adapter to reduce bending stress on DisplayPort cables and ports; avoid excessive twisting or force. Ensure devices are powered off when inserting or removing connectors if possible. Inspect the adapter and connectors periodically for wear and replace if physical damage or signal issues occur.