Video Cable Adapter ROLINE 11.04.5836 2m DisplayPort USB Type-C Black

The ROLINE 11.04.5836 2m DisplayPort to USB Type-C video cable adapter provides a straightforward connection between a source with a DisplayPort output and a display or device with a USB-C input. Measuring 2 meters in length and finished in black, the cable features a 4.6 mm diameter conductor bundle engineered for stable digital video transmission. It supports common video setups for laptops, monitors and projectors where a DisplayPort output must be routed to a USB Type-C input on the target device.

Advantages

This cable adapter offers a durable and flexible 2 m length suitable for desktop and conference-room layouts. The DisplayPort to USB Type-C connection eliminates the need for additional adaptors when connecting DisplayPort-equipped video sources to USB-C displays or docking stations. The slim 4.6 mm cable profile reduces clutter and is easier to route behind furniture or through cable channels while preserving signal integrity for standard video resolutions.

Suitable for

• Connecting a laptop or desktop DisplayPort output to a USB-C monitor or all-in-one display
• Linking a DisplayPort-equipped computer to a USB-C port on a projector or docking station
• Temporary or permanent setups in offices, meeting rooms, classrooms and home workspaces

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector A: DisplayPort (male)
• Connector B: USB Type-C (male)
• Product colour: Black
• Cable diameter: 4.6 mm

How to use

Ensure both devices are powered off or that hot-plugging is supported by your hardware. Insert the DisplayPort end into the video source output and the USB Type-C end into the display, projector or docking station USB-C input. After connecting, power on the devices and select the appropriate input on the display if necessary. Adjust display resolution and refresh rate in the operating system display settings to match the capabilities of the connected display.

Recommendations

For best results, route the cable with gentle bends and avoid tight kinks. If signal issues occur, check that the source supports video output over DisplayPort and the target device accepts video over USB-C. Use the cable within its 2 m length to maintain signal quality and avoid combining with passive adapters that may affect performance.