Cavo DisplayPort VALUE DP - HDTV M/M 3 m

The VALUE DisplayPort Cable (3 m) is a 3-metre cable with male DisplayPort connectors on both ends designed to connect DisplayPort-enabled sources to HDTVs and monitors. It carries high-definition digital video and audio signals over a single cable, allowing transmission of clear imagery and synchronized audio for multimedia, gaming and presentation environments where a reliable wired connection is required.

Advantages

This DisplayPort cable provides a straightforward wired connection with stable signal transfer and minimal setup. The 3 m length offers flexibility for desktop and living-room arrangements without adapters or additional converters. Built for compatibility with DisplayPort outputs, the cable preserves digital video and audio quality and reduces the risk of signal loss compared with analog alternatives.

Suitable for

• Connecting a desktop PC or laptop with DisplayPort output to an HDTV or monitor
• Gaming systems requiring a direct digital video and audio link
• Office and classroom presentations where a wired connection is preferred
• Home theater setups that use DisplayPort sources

Key specifications

• Connector type: DisplayPort male to DisplayPort male
• Cable length: 3 metres
• Signal type: Digital video and audio
• Compatibility: Devices with DisplayPort output and displays with DisplayPort input
• Casing: Flexible insulated cable jacket for standard installation use

How to use

Connect one DisplayPort male connector to the DisplayPort output on your source device and the other connector to the DisplayPort input on your HDTV or monitor. Securely insert the connectors until they click or are seated firmly. Select the correct input on the display device and, if necessary, configure display settings on the source device to match desired resolution and audio output. For optimal performance, avoid sharp bends or kinks in the cable and ensure connectors are clean and free of debris.

Recommendations

Use the 3 m length to position devices at a suitable distance while minimizing signal interference. For high-resolution settings, confirm that both source and display support the chosen resolution and refresh rate; update graphics drivers on the source device if display issues occur.