Adaptador de cable de vídeo EFB Elektronik K5561SW.1V2

The EFB Elektronik K5561SW.1V2 is a 1 m video cable adapter with a DisplayPort connector at one end and an HDMI connector at the other. Designed to bridge devices with DisplayPort outputs to HDMI displays, this black adapter supports straightforward transmission of video signals between computers, laptops, docking stations and TVs or monitors. Its compact, single-cable form factor simplifies setup and transport for mobile or stationary use.

Advantages

The adapter provides a simple and compact way to convert a DisplayPort output to an HDMI input without additional converters. With a one-metre length it offers modest reach while avoiding excess cable clutter. The black housing and integrated connectors deliver a durable, unobtrusive connection that suits office and home environments. The cable ensures compatibility across a wide range of consumer and professional devices that use standard DisplayPort and HDMI interfaces.

Suitable for

• Connecting a laptop or desktop DisplayPort output to an HDMI monitor or TV
• Using with docking stations or mini-PCs that provide DisplayPort
• Presentations, classroom AV setups and meeting room displays
• Home entertainment systems that require DisplayPort-to-HDMI connection

Key specifications

• Connector 1: DisplayPort
• Connector 2: HDMI
• Cable length: 1 m
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the DisplayPort end of the adapter to the DisplayPort output on your source device and plug the HDMI end into the HDMI input of the display. Switch the display to the corresponding HDMI input and configure the output resolution and refresh rate in the source device’s display settings if necessary. No external power or drivers are typically required; ensure secure seating of connectors on both ends before use.

Recommendations

For best performance, use the adapter with devices set to common display resolutions and refresh rates supported by the target monitor. Avoid bending the cable sharply near the connectors and unplug by gripping the connector housings rather than pulling the cable.