Active DisplayPort 1.4 to HDMI Cable DeLOCK 85930 3m

This Active DisplayPort 1.4 to HDMI cable by DeLOCK (model 85930) connects a DisplayPort source such as a PC or laptop to an HDMI sink like a monitor, projector or TV. The cable supports up to Ultra HD (4K) resolution at 60 Hz with HDR and is backwards compatible with Full HD (1080p). It measures 3 m in length and has a cable diameter of 5 mm; connector types are DisplayPort (source end) and HDMI (display end).

Advantages

The cable uses an active conversion to ensure compatibility with graphics cards that do not provide DP++ output. It supports high-resolution video and audio transmission including 4K@60 Hz and HDR, and its fixed signal direction guarantees reliable one-way conversion from DisplayPort to HDMI without the need for additional adapters or external power supplies in most setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting a PC or laptop with DisplayPort output to an HDMI monitor or TV
• Connecting a DisplayPort-equipped computer to an HDMI projector
• Home and office setups requiring 4K@60 Hz video with HDR

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: DELOCK
• Model: 85930
• Interface: DisplayPort 1.4 (source) to HDMI (display)
• Length: 3 m
• Resolution support: up to Ultra HD (4K) @ 60 Hz, backwards compatible with Full HD 1080p
• Active cable with fixed signal direction (DisplayPort source → HDMI display)
• Colour: Grey, Black
• Cable diameter: 5 mm
• EAN: 4043619859306

How to use

Connect the DisplayPort end to the DisplayPort output on your PC or laptop and the HDMI end to the HDMI input on your monitor, TV or projector. Ensure the DisplayPort source is enabled in the system display settings and select the correct HDMI input on the display. The cable supports one-way conversion only (DisplayPort → HDMI); do not attempt to use it in reverse.

Recommendations

For reliable 4K@60 Hz with HDR, use with devices and graphics cards that support DisplayPort 1.4 output. Avoid sharp bends and excessive tension on the 3 m cable; route the cable to minimise strain and interference. If no image appears, verify the source output settings and try a different HDMI input or cable to rule out display-side issues.