Kramer Electronics cavo adattatore C-USBC/DPM-6 USB-C su DisplayPort, 1,8 m, bianco 99-97211206

Unlike basic USB-C video dongles that limit you to 1080p or require external power, the Kramer C-USBC/DPM-6 delivers full 4K@60Hz over a robust 1.8 m cable with no drivers, no power brick, and no compromises. It converts a USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode signal directly to a DisplayPort 1.2 output, making it the cleanest way to connect a modern laptop, tablet, or phone to a professional 4K monitor, projector, or video wall.

Highlights

• Native USB-C to DisplayPort conversion — no chipset latency, no software required
• Supports 4K UHD (4096x2160) at 60 Hz for crisp, fluid visuals
• DisplayPort 1.2 with HDCP 2.2 — ready for protected 4K content
• Gold-plated connectors and PVC jacket for long-term signal integrity
• Bus-powered — draws power directly from the USB-C port

In daily use

Plug the USB-C end into any laptop, tablet, or phone that supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode, and the DisplayPort end into your monitor or projector. The connection is immediate — Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, and Android all recognize the adapter without extra drivers. Multi-channel audio passes through alongside video, so you can drive a display with built-in speakers or an AV receiver. The 1.8 m length gives you freedom to position your device while keeping the cable tidy, and the white jacket blends into modern office or home setups.

Full specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m (6 ft)
• Connector 1: USB-C male
• Connector 2: DisplayPort male
• Maximum resolution: 4096x2160 @ 60 Hz
• DisplayPort version: 1.2
• HDCP support: HDCP 2.2
• Audio support: Yes, multi-channel
• Data rate: up to 21.6 Gbps
• Power source: Bus-powered
• Jacket material: PVC
• Connector plating: Gold-plated
• Plug & Play: Yes
• Compatibility: Devices with USB-C port supporting DP Alt Mode

Final note

For integrators and professionals who need a reliable, high-bandwidth USB-C to DisplayPort link without extra hardware, the Kramer C-USBC/DPM-6 is the straightforward, durable choice — backed by Kramer's reputation for AV excellence.