Video Cable Adapter Alcasa 4860-SF030B 3m DisplayPort HDMI Black Blue

The Alcasa 4860-SF030B is a 3 m video cable adapter with a DisplayPort connector on one end and an HDMI connector on the other. With a slim 5 mm cable diameter and a 3-metre length, this adapter facilitates connection between DisplayPort-equipped sources (such as laptops and desktops) and HDMI displays, TVs or projectors. The cable carries both video and audio signals and is finished in a two-tone Blue/Black design for easy identification and tidy routing behind workstations or entertainment setups.

Advantages

This DisplayPort-to-HDMI adapter provides a straightforward single-cable solution for interoperable video connections without the need for external converters or additional power. The 3 m length offers flexibility in device placement while the 5 mm diameter keeps the cable compact and easy to manage. The cable supports standard digital audio and video transmission, reducing clutter and preserving signal integrity across a typical home or office environment.

Suitable for

• Connecting a laptop or desktop with DisplayPort output to an HDMI monitor or TV
• Home entertainment setups where a DisplayPort source must feed an HDMI display
• Office workstations and meeting rooms using HDMI projectors or screens
• Temporary or permanent installations requiring a 3 m cable length

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 m
• Connector A: DisplayPort
• Connector B: HDMI
• Cable diameter: 5 mm
• Signal type: Digital video and audio
• Colour: Blue and Black

How to use

Plug the DisplayPort end into the video output of your source device and the HDMI end into the input of the display device. Ensure both devices are powered and set the display input to the corresponding HDMI port. Most systems will automatically detect the external display and configure basic resolution and audio routing; manual configuration of display settings or audio output may be performed through the operating system or display menu if needed.

Recommendations

For best results, avoid sharp bends or kinks in the cable and keep it away from high-interference sources such as large power supplies or transformers. If you experience unexpected resolutions or no signal, verify cable seating at both ends and check source/display settings; try a different HDMI input or port if available.