C2G CG29531 4K 30Hz USB-C to HDMI Audio/Video Multiport Adapter, Power Delivery up to 60W, Black

For AV professionals and IT teams who need a compact, reliable way to connect USB-C devices to HDMI displays, the C2G by Legrand USB-C to HDMI Audio/Video Multiport Adapter is a practical solution. This pro cable adapter delivers crisp 4K video (4096 x 2160 at 30Hz) to HDTVs, projectors, and security monitors while simultaneously providing up to 60W of Power Delivery to charge the connected host device. That makes it ideal for conference-room presentations, digital signage installations, remote monitoring stations, and surveillance setups where uptime matters. The adapter’s durable USB-C connector is engineered for repeated field use and the adapter is NDAA-compliant for government and enterprise deployments. Note that the integrated USB-C female port supplies power to the host (PD input) and is not intended to power downstream peripherals. With plug-and-play simplicity and a lightweight profile, this multiport adapter streamlines AV connectivity for installers, integrators, and security teams. Add the C2G CG29531 to your toolkit for dependable video, charging, and seamless AV integration — perfect for meeting rooms, monitoring centers, and on-the-go presentations.

• Keep devices powered while you present or monitor: pass-through Power Delivery up to 60W keeps laptops and tablets charged during long meetings or surveillance sessions.
• High-resolution video for critical displays: supports 4K (4096 x 2160 @ 30Hz) to deliver sharp, detailed output for digital signage, security monitors, and conference rooms.
• Portable, field-ready design: lightweight multiport adapter fits in technician kits and travel bags for on-site installs, hot-desking, and remote demos.
• Enterprise reliability: robust USB-C connector rated for 10,000+ cycles, NDAA-compliant construction, and a 5-year limited warranty for peace of mind.
• Simple, plug-and-play operation: instant HDMI output with a dedicated USB-C power-in port (PD to host) — no drivers required for most systems.