Eaton Tripp Lite P582-012-HD-V2A DisplayPort 1.2 to HDMI Active Adapter Cable, Male to Male, 4K at 60 Hz, Gripping HDMI Plug, HDCP 2.2, 12' (3.7m)

Optimize video distribution and device compatibility with the Eaton Tripp Lite P582-012-HD-V2A DisplayPort 1.2 to HDMI active adapter cable. Built for IT, security and AV professionals, this adapter cable delivers reliable 4K UHD at 60 Hz and HDCP 2.2 compliance so protected content, signage and surveillance streams display with accurate color and smooth motion. The active conversion ensures stable handshakes between DisplayPort sources and HDMI displays — preventing signal drops common in mixed-interface installations.

At 12 feet, the flexible cable provides installation freedom in conference rooms, monitoring stations and control rooms without adding bulky extenders or power adapters. A high-grip HDMI plug and gold-plated contacts reduce accidental disconnects and signal loss, while full audio passthrough supports integrated AV systems. RoHS-compliant construction and a 3-year limited warranty back long-term deployment in professional environments.

Ideal for networked AV, security monitoring, digital signage and multi-display workstations — add the Eaton Tripp Lite DisplayPort-to-HDMI active cable to your project to ensure consistent, high-resolution video. Order now to simplify your AV and surveillance installations.

• Reliable 4K@60Hz video for crisp, professional displays in conference rooms, control centers and surveillance monitoring
• Active DisplayPort 1.2 to HDMI adapter eliminates compatibility issues and ensures HDCP 2.2-protected content plays reliably
• 12' length and flexible design let you position equipment without adapters or extenders, simplifying AV and security installations
• Gripping HDMI plug and gold-plated contacts deliver a secure, low-interference connection for mission-critical monitoring and presentation setups
• Full audio passthrough and Eyefinity compatibility support multi-display and AV-rich applications for IT, networking and surveillance environments