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The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 99-97211206 is a USB-C to HDMI cable measuring 6 feet in length. It connects devices with a USB-C male output to displays or equipment with an HDMI male input. This type of cable is used in AV signal processing setups to carry video and audio from a source device to a monitor, projector, or other HDMI-equipped display. AV integrators, installers, and IT professionals typically deploy this cable in conference rooms, classrooms, and similar commercial or professional environments where USB-C source devices need to drive HDMI displays.
This cable suits applications where a laptop, tablet, docking station, or other USB-C-enabled device must output video and audio to an HDMI display without an additional adapter. It is categorized as an AV signal processing accessory and is sold as a single unit. The 6-foot length provides adequate reach for most desktop and podium installations without excess slack.
Designed as an AV signal processing accessory for use with USB-C source devices and HDMI-equipped displays, monitors, and projectors in commercial and professional AV installations.
Installation requires no special tools — seat the USB-C connector fully into the source device port and the HDMI connector firmly into the display input. Power down or sleep the source device before connecting if the display does not automatically detect the signal. Verify that the source device USB-C port supports DisplayPort Alt Mode or HDMI Alt Mode output, as not all USB-C ports carry video signal. Follow applicable AV system installation standards and organizational IT policies when deploying in commercial environments.
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