DisplayPort to HDMI Cable DeLOCK Active 1.4 4K 60Hz 2m

The DeLOCK Active DisplayPort to HDMI cable enables connection of an HDMI monitor or projector to a PC or laptop with a DisplayPort output. The cable supports resolutions up to Ultra HD 4K at 60 Hz and is backwards compatible with Full HD 1080p. It uses an active conversion and has a fixed signal direction: from a DisplayPort source to an HDMI display.

Advantages

This active DisplayPort 1.4 to HDMI cable supports 4K@60Hz and HDR, provides reliable audio and video transmission, and is compatible with graphics cards that do not output DP++ signals due to its active conversion. The 2 m length and standard HDMI Type A connector make it suitable for typical desktop and meeting-room setups while maintaining a slim 5 mm diameter.

Suitable for

• Connecting a laptop or PC with DisplayPort to an HDMI monitor
• Connecting a DisplayPort graphics card to an HDMI projector
• Home office and small meeting room display setups
• Use cases requiring up to 4K@60Hz resolution with HDR support

Key specifications

• Length: 2 m
• Interface: DisplayPort (source) to HDMI Type A (display)
• Standard: DisplayPort 1.4 to HDMI (active conversion)
• Maximum resolution: Ultra HD 4K (3840 x 2160) at 60 Hz; backwards compatible to 1080p
• Fixed signal direction: DisplayPort source → HDMI display (not reversible)
• Diameter: approx. 5 mm
• Colour: Grey/Black

How to use

Connect the DisplayPort connector to the DisplayPort output on your PC or laptop and the HDMI Type A connector to the HDMI input on the monitor or projector. Ensure the DisplayPort source is powered and configured to output video. Select the HDMI input on the display. Because the cable uses active conversion, no additional adapters are required; however, reverse connection (HDMI source to DisplayPort display) is not supported.

Recommendations

For optimal performance at 4K@60Hz with HDR, use compatible source devices and displays that support these specifications and keep cable runs clear of excessive bends or strong electromagnetic interference. Verify display input selection and source output settings if no signal is detected.