USB-C to HDMI adapter, aluminium, USB-C plug to HDMI socket, 4K*2K@60Hz, HDR, HDCP, space grey, DINIC box with Euro hole

Advantages

• USB-C plug to USB 3.1 Gen.2 to HDMI socket
• UHD video output up to 4K × 2K at 60 Hz
• Supports HDR, HDCP and 3D, depending on the device and content
• Transmission of audio and video signals via HDMI
• Aluminium casing for mechanical stability and heat dissipation
• Compact design for professional work, service and presentation environments

Product description

The DINIC USB-C to HDMI adapter connects laptops, tablets and smartphones with a compatible USB-C video output to monitors, televisions or projectors via HDMI. The adapter features a USB-C plug and an HDMI socket and supports resolutions up to 4K × 2K at 60 Hz.

For video output, the USB-C port used must support DisplayPort Alternate Mode. Audio and video signals are transmitted via the HDMI interface. HDR, HDCP and 3D are supported, provided that the source device, operating system or driver, cable routing, target device and content being used also support the respective function.

Areas of application

• System integration and workplace roll-outs
• Connecting USB-C laptops or tablets to HDMI monitors and projectors
• Conference and presentation technology
• Service, diagnostic and maintenance workstations
• Office IT and hot-desk environments
• Training rooms and digital signage applications, depending on the source device

Technical specifications

Compatibility

Source devices: Laptops, tablets and smartphones with a USB-C port and DisplayPort Alternate Mode for video output.

Destination devices: Monitors, televisions and projectors with an HDMI input.

Features: HDR, HDCP and 3D depend on the source device, operating system or driver, cable routing, target device and content.

Practical guidance on selection

Before use, you should check whether the source device’s USB-C port supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode. The presence of a USB-C port alone does not guarantee video output capability. For output at 4K at 60 Hz, as well as for HDR, HDCP or 3D, the other components in the signal path must also support the respective function.

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