Adaptador DisplayPort a VGA HDMI DVI Equip 133441

The Equip 133441 3‑in‑1 DisplayPort to HDMI/DVI/VGA adapter enables a DisplayPort (mini/standard DisplayPort) output on a notebook or PC to drive an HDMI, DVI or VGA display. Supporting DVI‑I/HDMI signalling and VGA (analogue) connection, the adapter transmits video up to 1080p and is compact and lightweight for use with laptops, MacBook and other devices with a DisplayPort output.

Advantages

This adapter combines three common video interfaces (HDMI, DVI‑D and VGA) in a single compact unit, saving space and removing the need to carry multiple separate adapters. With a short cable and a DisplayPort plug it offers plug‑and‑play connection to projectors, monitors and TVs that use HDMI, DVI or VGA connectors. The adapter’s small size and low weight make it easy to transport and suitable for mobile use.

Suitable for

• Connecting a laptop or MacBook with DisplayPort output to an HDMI TV or monitor
• Connecting to a DVI‑equipped monitor or projector
• Connecting to older VGA (D‑Sub) projectors or displays

Key specifications

• Brand: EQUIP
• Model: 133441
• Input connector: DisplayPort
• Output connectors: HDMI, DVI‑D, VGA (D‑Sub)
• Maximum resolution: up to 1080p
• Cable length: 0.24 m
• Weight: 0.055 kg
• Colour: Black
• EAN: 4015867227541

How to use

Connect the DisplayPort plug of the adapter to the DisplayPort output on your notebook or PC. Then plug the display cable (HDMI, DVI or VGA) from your monitor, TV or projector into the corresponding output on the adapter. Select the appropriate input on the display device and configure the display settings on your computer if needed. No drivers are normally required for video transmission; ensure the connected display supports the chosen resolution.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use a good quality HDMI/DVI/VGA cable and avoid excessive bending of the adapter cable. If you experience resolution or detection issues, check the computer’s display output settings and try a different output connector on the adapter that matches the display’s native input.