Adapter DisplayPort female to USB Type-C male DeLOCK 4K PD 85W

This adapter by Delock enables connection of a USB Type-C™ (DisplayPort Alternate Mode) monitor to a free DisplayPort interface on a PC or laptop. It supports 4K resolution at 3840 x 2160 pixels and features a compact black design with a round cable. The adapter includes a user manual and is intended for devices that accept DisplayPort output and USB-C input.

Advantages

The adapter converts a DisplayPort output to a USB Type-C (DisplayPort Alt Mode) input while providing up to 85 W via USB Power Delivery (USB PD 3.0) for powering a connected portable monitor. It supports high-resolution video up to 4K and combines video signal transfer and power delivery in a single accessory, reducing cable clutter and enabling use of USB-C monitors with devices that only have DisplayPort.

Suitable for

• Connecting a portable USB-C monitor to a PC or laptop with a DisplayPort output
• Displaying 4K video (3840 x 2160) from a DisplayPort source to a USB-C monitor
• Scenarios where the monitor requires external power through USB Power Delivery

Key specifications

• Connector: DisplayPort female to USB Type-C male (DisplayPort Alternate Mode)
• Resolution support: up to 3840 x 2160 (4K)
• Power Delivery: USB PD 3.0, up to 85 W
• Colour: Black
• Brand / MPN / EAN: DELOCK / 61059 / 4043619610594

How to use

Connect the adapter's DisplayPort female end to the DisplayPort output on your PC or laptop. Plug the USB Type-C male connector into the USB-C port of the monitor that supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode. If the monitor requires external power, connect a compatible power supply to the adapter's USB-C Power Delivery port with the appropriate wattage (matching the monitor's input power) to provide up to 85 W during operation.

Recommendations

Use a power supply that matches the monitor's required input power and supports USB PD to ensure stable operation. Ensure the monitor supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode over USB-C. For optimal video performance, use high-quality cables and verify that the source device's DisplayPort output supports the desired resolution.