DisplayPort to VGA Cable ShiverPeaks 10-54055, 5 m, black

DisplayPort to VGA Cable ShiverPeaks 10-54055, 5 m, black converts a digital DisplayPort output to an analog VGA input to connect DisplayPort-equipped computers to monitors, projectors or other legacy VGA displays. The 5-meter length provides extended reach for office workstations, meeting rooms and presentation setups where a direct wired connection is required. The cable supports a simple plug-and-play connection without additional power or drivers, enabling analog signals to be delivered to VGA devices from compatible DisplayPort sources.

Advantages

The cable offers a straightforward digital-to-analog conversion in a single unified cable, reducing the need for separate adapters or converters. Its 5 m length allows flexible placement of displays and projectors at a distance from the source device. The black jacket provides a neutral appearance suitable for professional environments, and the cable is built to maintain a stable video signal for typical VGA resolutions used in presentations and office displays.

Suitable for

• Connecting a DisplayPort-equipped laptop or desktop to a VGA monitor
• Video output to projectors in meeting rooms and classrooms
• Office workstations with legacy VGA displays
• Temporary or fixed AV installations requiring a DisplayPort-to-VGA link

Key specifications

• Cable type: DisplayPort (source) to VGA (display) analog conversion
• Length: 5 meters
• Color: black
• Connector types: DisplayPort plug and VGA plug
• Compatibility: DisplayPort output devices to VGA input displays (analog)

How to use

Connect the DisplayPort plug to the DisplayPort output on the source computer and insert the VGA plug into the VGA input on the monitor or projector. Ensure both devices are powered on and set to the correct input source on the display. Most systems will detect the external display automatically; adjust screen resolution and display settings in the operating system if needed to match the connected VGA device.

Recommendations

Use the cable in environments where short to medium video runs are sufficient to avoid signal degradation typical for analog VGA. For best results, set the output resolution to a mode supported by the VGA display and secure connectors at both ends to prevent accidental disconnection during presentations or extended use.