Eaton Tripp Lite P586-012-HD-V2A Eaton Tripp Lite Mini Displayport 1.2a to HDMI 2.0 Active Adapter Cable 4K 2k 12ft 12'

Connect your mDP- or Thunderbolt-equipped laptop, workstation or tablet to an HDMI display with confidence — perfect for security rooms, digital signage and surveillance monitoring stations. The Eaton Tripp Lite Mini DisplayPort 1.2a to HDMI Active Adapter Cable is a professional Pro DisplayPort to HDMI cable that delivers UHD video up to 3840 x 2160 (4K) at 60 Hz using HDMI 2.0 and supports HDCP 2.2 and audio passthrough when your source allows. At 12 feet, this active cable provides the reach needed for flexible installations without a separate power adapter, and its active electronics ensure compatibility with Single-Mode and Dual-Mode (DP++) outputs — useful for systems and graphics cards that don’t natively support DP++. Corrosion-resistant gold-plated contacts and a high-grip HDMI plug minimize dropouts, while integral strain relief and a durable PVC jacket stand up to continuous use in monitoring and networking environments. TAA-compliant and backed by a three-year limited warranty, this Eaton Tripp Lite adapter cable is ready for enterprise and security applications. Add it to your system for reliable 4K monitoring and surveillance displays.

• Delivers crisp 4K@60Hz video over 12 ft for flexible placement of monitors, digital signs, and surveillance displays
• Active adapter ensures compatibility with Single-Mode and Dual-Mode (DP++) outputs, ideal for graphics cards and professional monitoring stations
• No external power required—simple plug-and-play connectivity for quick deployment in control rooms and IT closets
• Gold-plated, high-grip HDMI connector reduces signal loss and prevents accidental disconnects for reliable security and AV installations
• Integral strain relief and flexible PVC jacket extend cable life in high-use environments, minimizing maintenance and replacement costs
• TAA-compliant with a 3-year limited warranty, suitable for government, enterprise, and mission-critical surveillance deployments