Adattatore per cavo video Alcasa 4860-SF050B 5 m DisplayPort a HDMI blu

The Alcasa 4860-SF050B 5m DisplayPort to HDMI Blue is a video cable adapter designed to transmit digital video signals from a DisplayPort source to an HDMI display. With a 5 metre cable length and a slim 5 mm diameter, the cable provides reach and flexibility for connecting laptops, desktop PCs, docking stations or graphics cards to monitors, TVs or projectors. The blue jacket makes the cable easy to identify among other connections in home or office setups.

Advantages

This DisplayPort to HDMI adapter cable supports straightforward plug-and-play connection without additional drivers, offering stable digital video transmission across a 5 m distance. The slim, flexible construction reduces cable clutter and allows neat routing behind desks or along walls. The distinct blue colour simplifies identification and maintenance in multi-cable environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops with DisplayPort output to HDMI monitors or TVs
• Extending workstation setups in offices and home offices
• Connecting computers to projectors for presentations
• Temporary AV setups where a 5 m cable run is required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 m
• Connector A: DisplayPort
• Connector B: HDMI
• Cable diameter: 5 mm
• Colour: Blue

How to use

Plug the DisplayPort end into the DisplayPort output of the source device and insert the HDMI end into the HDMI input of the target display. Select the appropriate input on the display device. For most systems the connection is plug-and-play and will automatically negotiate the best compatible video format. If multiple displays are connected, configure display settings in the operating system to set resolution and arrangement as required.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, avoid tight bends near the connector ends and route the cable to prevent pinching. Use a 5 m length where direct cable runs are needed; for longer distances consider active extenders. Check that source and display devices support compatible video modes and resolutions when connecting between different standards.