Video Cable Adapter VALUE 12.99.3136

VALUE 12.99.3136 is a compact DisplayPort-to-VGA video cable adapter that enables connection of a graphics card or other DisplayPort source to a monitor or projector with a VGA (D-Sub) input. The adapter supports analog VGA resolutions up to 1920x1080 / 1920x1200 at 60 Hz and is supplied as a single unit with a short 0.2 m integrated cable and a robust molded housing measuring 44 × 44 × 14 mm.

Advantages

The adapter provides a simple, passive conversion from DisplayPort to VGA for compatibility with legacy displays. Its short 0.2 m length and compact housing make it suitable for installations with limited space, while the molded construction ensures a reliable mechanical connection. The product is lightweight and ready to use out of the box, requiring no additional drivers.

Suitable for

• Connecting a DisplayPort-equipped PC or laptop to a VGA monitor
• Connecting a DisplayPort source to projectors with VGA input
• Replacing a cable in tight or crowded workstations

Key specifications

• Brand: VALUE
• Model / MPN: 12.99.3136
• EAN: 7630049610279
• Connector: DisplayPort (male) to VGA (female, D-Sub)
• Supported resolution: up to 1920x1080 / 1920x1200 @ 60 Hz (analog)
• Cable length: 0.2 m (integrated)
• Housing dimensions: 44 × 44 × 14 mm
• Packaging: single pack

How to use

Insert the DisplayPort end into the DisplayPort output on the computer or graphics card until it clicks or seats firmly. Connect the VGA cable from the monitor or projector to the VGA (D-Sub) female connector on the adapter and secure with the thumbscrews on the VGA plug if present. Power on the source and display; configure the display settings in the operating system if necessary to select the desired resolution and refresh rate.

Recommendations

Use this adapter for connecting to analog VGA displays only. For optimal image quality, select matching resolution and refresh rate settings on the computer. Avoid excessive bending of the short integrated cable and ensure connectors are fully seated. If using long VGA cabling after the adapter, keep cable runs within recommended lengths for analog VGA signals to prevent image degradation.