C2G CG54431 Displayport to Hdmi 4K Passive Cable 8in

Product Description

The C2G CG54431 is a passive DisplayPort to HDMI adapter cable measuring 8 inches in length. It provides a direct, unpowered signal conversion from a DisplayPort source to an HDMI display, requiring no external power or active electronics. Designed for use with computers, workstations, and AV equipment that output DisplayPort signals, this cable supports 4K resolution output, making it suitable for high-resolution monitor connections in commercial and residential AV installations. Installation is handled by AV integrators, IT professionals, and electricians working on low-voltage structured cabling systems.

This adapter cable is used in environments where a DisplayPort-equipped source device must connect to an HDMI display. Typical applications include conference room AV setups, desktop workstation monitor connections, and digital signage installations. The 8-inch length is suited for short-run connections directly between adjacent devices, such as a computer output port and a nearby HDMI input on a monitor or switcher. One unit is included per package.

Key Features

• Passive design requires no external power or driver software
• Supports 4K resolution output over HDMI
• Compact 8-inch length for direct device-to-device connections
• Single-unit packaging for individual replacement or installation use
• DisplayPort source to HDMI display signal path in one cable

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style passive adapter for use with DisplayPort-equipped source devices connecting to HDMI-input displays in standard AV and IT installations.

Installation Notes

This cable is installed by AV technicians, IT staff, or low-voltage contractors in accordance with applicable low-voltage wiring guidelines. Power down or sleep the source device before connecting or disconnecting the cable to avoid signal detection issues. No special tools are required for installation. Verify that the source device outputs a native DisplayPort signal, as active adapters may be required for multi-stream or non-standard DisplayPort configurations.