Cable adaptador convertidor HDMI a VGA Lindy 1 m, negro

The Lindy 1m HDMI to VGA Converter Adapter Cable provides a simple, compact way to connect HDMI sources to displays and projectors with a VGA (D-Sub) input. With a 1 m integrated cable and USB power connector, the adapter supports video output up to 1080p (1920×1200) and is suitable for use with laptops, ultrabooks, tablets and smartphones. Note: this adapter does not support HDCP-encrypted signals.

Advantages

The adapter combines an HDMI input and a USB power lead with a VGA output in a single 1 m cable, offering plug-and-play operation without extra converters. It supports full HD resolutions up to 1080p/1920×1200 and is compact and lightweight for easy transport and installation. Its straightforward design minimises cable clutter when connecting modern HDMI devices to legacy VGA projectors or monitors.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops or desktops with HDMI to VGA projectors or monitors
• Using tablets or smartphones with HDMI output (via appropriate adapter) to VGA displays
• Presentations, classroom and meeting-room setups with older VGA equipment

Key specifications

• Brand: Lindy
• Model/MPN: 41455
• EAN: 4002888414555
• Cable length: 1 m (integrated)
• Connector 1: HDMI + USB (USB for power)
• Connector 2: VGA (D-Sub)
• Maximum resolution: up to 1080p / 1920×1200
• Colour: Black
• HDCP: Not supported

How to use

Connect the HDMI plug to the HDMI output of your source device and plug the VGA connector into the VGA input of the display or projector. Connect the USB plug to a USB port on the source device or to a USB power supply to provide power to the adapter when required. Set the output resolution on the source device to a supported VGA resolution (up to 1920×1200). If no image appears, check the USB power connection and verify the display input is set to VGA.

Recommendations

Use this adapter for unencrypted HDMI signals only; sources protected with HDCP will not display. For reliable results, use the supplied USB power connection when connecting to devices with limited power output, and select a compatible resolution in the source device display settings.