Tripp Lite P579-020-4K6 Displayport Extension Cable 4K 60hz

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE P579-020-4K6 is a DisplayPort extension cable with an integrated signal booster designed to extend DisplayPort video signals over longer cable runs without degradation. It supports resolutions up to 4K at 60Hz, making it suitable for high-resolution display installations in commercial AV, IT infrastructure, and enterprise environments. The built-in signal booster compensates for signal loss that occurs over extended cable lengths, delivering a stable, clean image at the destination display. This cable is typically installed by AV technicians, IT professionals, and low-voltage system integrators working on conference rooms, digital signage, control rooms, or workstation setups.

This cable is well suited for commercial and enterprise installations where display runs exceed standard passive cable limitations. Typical applications include connecting workstations to remote monitors, extending signals to presentation displays in conference rooms, and supporting digital signage installations. At 20 feet in length, it bridges distances that standard DisplayPort cables cannot reliably cover without active signal assistance. It is sold as a single unit and ships ready for immediate deployment in rack rooms, AV bays, or structured cabling environments.

Key Features

• Supports 4K resolution at 60Hz for sharp, high-refresh-rate display output
• Integrated signal booster extends reliable DisplayPort transmission over 20-foot runs
• 20-foot cable length bridges distances beyond passive DisplayPort cable limits
• Designed for enterprise and commercial AV installation environments
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward deployment and inventory management

Compatibility

Designed as an active extension solution for DisplayPort-equipped source devices and displays supporting 4K at 60Hz; no specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by low-voltage AV technicians or IT professionals. Power down or sleep the connected display and source device before connecting or disconnecting the cable to avoid signal handshake errors. Ensure both the source and destination display support DisplayPort at the intended resolution before installation. Secure cable runs to prevent physical stress on connectors, particularly in permanent or semi-permanent installations.