Tripp Lite U444-006-HWE Usb-c to Hdmi 4K Adapter Cable

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE U444-006-HWE is a USB-C to HDMI adapter cable designed to connect USB-C-equipped source devices to HDMI displays, monitors, projectors, and televisions. At 6 feet in length, it provides enough reach for most desktop and conference room setups without requiring a separate adapter dongle. The cable supports 4K resolution output, making it suitable for high-resolution display applications in both office and field deployment environments. IT technicians, AV integrators, and systems installers typically deploy this cable when connecting laptops, workstations, or single-board computers to external HDMI displays where a direct USB-C video output is available on the source device.

This cable is well suited for enterprise AV installations, conference room display setups, and workstation deployments where USB-C video output needs to feed an HDMI monitor or projector. The white jacket finish makes it a practical choice for clean-look installs such as boardrooms or retail display environments. It ships as a single unit and is intended for direct plug-and-play use without additional drivers or configuration in most operating environments.

Key Features

• USB-C source to HDMI display connection in a single integrated cable
• 4K resolution support for high-definition display output
• 6-foot length provides flexible routing in desktop and AV rack environments
• White jacket finish suits clean-look commercial and conference room installs
• No separate dongle required — adapter functionality built into the cable

Compatibility

Designed for use with USB-C source devices that support alternate mode video output, connecting to any standard HDMI display, monitor, projector, or television. Confirm that the source device USB-C port supports DisplayPort alternate mode or HDMI alternate mode before installation, as not all USB-C ports carry video signal.

Installation Notes

Installation does not require special tools and is typically performed by IT technicians or AV installers. Verify that the source device USB-C port is rated for video output prior to connecting. Power down or sleep the source device before seating the cable connectors to avoid hotplug issues on sensitive display hardware. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends or pinch points that could damage the connector boot over time.