DisplayPort cable ShiverPeaks 30-16085, 15 m length, supports 8K

The ShiverPeaks DisplayPort cable model 30-16085 is a 15 m video cable designed to deliver high-resolution signals between computers, graphics cards and displays. Engineered to support up to 8K output, this long-reach cable enables extended connections for multi-monitor workstations, digital signage and professional video setups while keeping a single DisplayPort link.

Advantages

This 15 m DisplayPort cable offers extended reach without additional extenders or repeaters and maintains compatibility with DisplayPort-equipped devices. Its support for 8K resolution ensures it can carry high-bandwidth video and audio signals for demanding applications. The cable is intended to provide a reliable, single-cable connection for long-distance setups where signal integrity and ease of installation are important.

Suitable for

• Connecting PCs or workstations to remote monitors in multi-monitor configurations
• Video walls, digital signage and professional displays requiring long cable runs
• High-resolution content playback and editing systems that require up to 8K output
• Home or office setups where a 15 m DisplayPort link is needed without signal conversion

Key specifications

• Cable type: DisplayPort video/audio cable
• Length: 15 meters
• Maximum supported resolution: up to 8K
• Connector type: DisplayPort (standard male-to-male connection)
• Use case: long-reach connections for monitors, graphics cards and signage

How to use

Connect one end of the DisplayPort cable to the DisplayPort output on your computer or graphics card and the other end to the DisplayPort input on the monitor or display device. Ensure both devices are powered off or in a safe state before connecting to avoid connector stress. After connection, power on the devices and configure the display settings (resolution, refresh rate, multi-monitor arrangement) within your operating system or graphics driver to enable the desired 8K or lower-resolution output. If you experience signal issues at maximum resolution, verify cable seating and the display input settings.