Eaton Tripp Lite P582-015-HD-V2A 4K DisplayPort 1.2 to HDMI Active Adapter Cable, Male to Male, 60 Hz, Gripping HDMI Plug, HDCP 2.2, 15' (4.6m)

Keep your existing 4K HDMI displays working with modern DisplayPort-equipped PCs and graphics cards using the Eaton Tripp Lite P582-015-HD-V2A active DisplayPort to HDMI adapter cable. This professional-grade A/V cable delivers UHD video up to 3840 x 2160 at 60 Hz and supports HDCP 2.2, so you get clear, secure playback for digital signage, control rooms, and surveillance monitoring without buying new screens. The 15' (4.6 m) length and flexible strain relief let you route cable cleanly in racks and cabinets, while the high-grip gold-plated HDMI connector prevents accidental disconnects that can interrupt critical security or presentation systems. Because it’s an active adapter that requires no external power, it’s compatible with Single-Mode and Dual-Mode (DP++) DisplayPort outputs and with graphics cards that don’t support DP++ signals. Tripp Lite quality ensures reliable, low-loss signal transmission for IT, AV, and security deployments. Ideal for integration into security, surveillance, or corporate AV infrastructures—order the P582-015-HD-V2A to simplify installations and maintain consistent 4K monitoring performance.

• Enables seamless use of existing 4K HDMI displays with DisplayPort sources, saving replacement costs and simplifying deployments
• Active DisplayPort 1.2 to HDMI conversion supports 4K@60Hz and HDCP 2.2 for crisp video and secure content playback
• 15-foot length and robust strain relief provide flexible, reliable routing for conference rooms, digital signage, and monitoring stations
• No external power required and compatible with Single-Mode and Dual-Mode (DP++) outputs—works with non-DP++ graphics cards and Eyefinity setups
• Gold-plated, high-grip HDMI plug and corrosion-resistant contacts minimize signal loss and prevent accidental disconnects in critical installations
• 3-year limited warranty and Tripp Lite engineering for dependable AV connectivity in security, surveillance, and networked display environments