Cable adaptador USB Type-C a HDMI 4K60 con HDR Lindy 5m

The Lindy USB Type C to HDMI Adapter Cable (5 m) provides a single-cable solution to connect a device with a USB Type‑C port that supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode to an HDMI display. The cable features a USB Type‑C connector on one end and a standard HDMI Type‑A connector on the other, an active chipset housed in the centre of the cable and a 5 metre length that offers greater placement flexibility without external power.

Advantages

The active design amplifies HDMI signals so 4K@60Hz transmissions are possible over the 5 m length without additional repeaters. Support for High Dynamic Range improves contrast and colour fidelity, and uncompressed multi‑channel audio is carried over HDMI for full surround sound. The cable is USB bus powered and installs via plug-and-play, requiring no external power or driver installation.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops, tablets or smartphones with USB‑C (DisplayPort Alt Mode) to HDMI TVs or monitors
• Retail display installations and digital signage
• Meeting rooms, classrooms and flexible AV set-ups
• Home cinema setups and sports bar video playback

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 m
• Connector 1: USB Type‑C
• Connector 2: HDMI Type A (Standard)
• Maximum resolution: up to 4096 x 2160 @ 60 Hz
• HDR: supported
• Audio: uncompressed multi‑channel via HDMI
• Power: USB bus powered (no external PSU required)
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the USB Type‑C end to a source device that supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode and plug the HDMI Type‑A end into an HDMI display. Power is drawn from the USB port on the source device, and the adapter operates without additional drivers on most modern operating systems. Select the external display in the device’s display settings to enable mirroring or extended desktop modes.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, ensure the source device’s USB‑C port supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode and that HDMI cables and display inputs are rated for the desired resolution and HDR support. Avoid tight cable bends near the active chipset to maintain signal integrity.