Video Cable Adapter VALUE 12.99.3138

The VALUE 12.99.3138 is a compact 0.15 m video cable adapter designed to connect a DisplayPort source to an HDMI Type A (Standard) display. Its small housing (44 mm × 44 mm × 14 mm) and single-pack packaging make it suitable for use with laptops, desktops, docking stations and monitors where a short, reliable conversion between DisplayPort and HDMI signals is required.

Advantages

This adapter provides a straightforward physical conversion from DisplayPort to HDMI without the need for additional drivers or external power. Its short cable length helps keep desktop arrangements tidy and reduces signal loss over a short run. The compact dimensions allow easy placement behind screens or inside tight AV setups, and the standardized HDMI Type A connector ensures compatibility with most monitors, TVs and projectors that accept HDMI input.

Suitable for

• Connecting a DisplayPort-equipped laptop or PC to an HDMI monitor or TV
• Using with docking stations to output HDMI displays
• Temporary setups for presentations or meetings requiring DisplayPort-to-HDMI conversion
• Compact AV installations where space is limited

Key specifications

• Cable length: 0.15 m
• Input connector: DisplayPort
• Output connector: HDMI Type A (Standard)
• Housing dimensions: 44 mm (W) × 44 mm (D) × 14 mm (H)
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Firmly insert the DisplayPort end into the DisplayPort output of the source device and connect the HDMI Type A end to the HDMI input of the display device. Ensure both devices are powered on and set to the correct video input if necessary. Adjust resolution and display settings from the source device to match the capabilities of the connected HDMI display. Disconnect by gently pulling the connectors, avoiding excessive force on the cable or connector housings.

Recommendations

Use this adapter for short-distance connections and in environments where a passive DP-to-HDMI conversion is suitable. For long cable runs or advanced features such as HDR at high refresh rates, consider checking the specifications of both source and display devices and using active converters or certified cables that support required bandwidths.