Câble DisplayPort InLine 17155P 0,5 m plaqué or noir

The InLine DisplayPort Cable (model 17155P) is a 0.5 m black cable with gold-plated DisplayPort connectors designed to connect two DisplayPort-enabled devices for high-quality audio and video transmission. Certified by UL and sold individually in a polybag, this cable supports current DisplayPort standards including Multi Stream Transport (MST), 3D formats, various colour profiles and content protection protocols.

Advantages

Gold-plated DisplayPort connectors improve contact reliability and reduce corrosion for stable signal transmission. The cable complies with VESA DisplayPort specifications, ensuring compatibility with MST, HDCP 1.3 and DPCP, and supports increased AUX channel bandwidth for higher overall data throughput. Its 0.5 m length provides a compact connection between devices with minimal cable clutter.

Suitable for

• Connecting monitors to PCs or laptops
• Linking projectors for presentations and training
• Home theatre setups requiring high-quality AV transmission
• Video conferencing systems and digital signage installations

Key specifications

• Brand: InLine
• Model: 17155P
• Cable length: 0.5 m
• Connectors: DisplayPort to DisplayPort, gold-plated
• Colour: Black
• Certifications: UL
• Packaging: Polybag, single unit
• EAN: 4043718209798

How to use

Insert one gold-plated DisplayPort connector into the DisplayPort output of the source device (PC, laptop, media player) and the other connector into the DisplayPort input of the display device (monitor, projector). Ensure connectors are fully seated until the latch engages, if present. Configure the display settings on your source device as needed to select resolution, refresh rate and multi-monitor arrangements using the operating system or graphics driver controls.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use the cable for connections within its 0.5 m length to avoid unnecessary strain or signal issues. Match the display and GPU capabilities when selecting resolutions — while DisplayPort technology can support very high resolutions (up to 5K at 60 Hz in later specs), achievable output depends on the connected devices and their supported DP versions and modes.