Kramer Electronics 99-97210001 Usb 3.1 Type-c to Hdmi

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 99-97210001 is a USB 3.1 Type-C to HDMI adapter designed to connect devices with a USB Type-C output port to HDMI-equipped displays, projectors, and monitors. It serves as a signal conversion accessory in AV signal processing applications, allowing technicians and installers to route video and audio from modern source devices to standard HDMI destinations. The adapter is sold as a single unit and is suited for installation in both commercial AV systems and professional presentation environments where source devices lack a native HDMI output.

This adapter is applicable in boardrooms, classrooms, control rooms, and other AV installations where USB Type-C source devices such as laptops, workstations, or AV processors need to feed HDMI displays or switchers. It is appropriate for integration into signal chains managed by AV integrators and low-voltage technicians working with modern USB Type-C equipped hardware.

Key Features

• Converts USB 3.1 Type-C output to HDMI for display connectivity
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward installation inventory
• Classified as an AV signal processing accessory for commercial and professional AV applications
• Compact adapter form factor suitable for use at the source device or within a cable management run

Compatibility

Designed as a signal conversion accessory for use with USB 3.1 Type-C source devices requiring HDMI display output. Specific compatible models or systems were not provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by AV integrators or low-voltage technicians. Power down or sleep the source device before connecting the adapter to avoid signal handshake errors during initial setup. Ensure the HDMI destination device is set to the correct input source after connection. Consult the source device manufacturer specifications to confirm USB Type-C port support for DisplayPort Alternate Mode, as not all Type-C ports carry video signals.