I / O ADAPTER DP TO HDMI / 0.15M RVD-HI20N AXAGON

RVD-HI20N DP > HDMI adapter, 4K/60Hz





Active adapter for connecting HDMI display to DisplayPort output. Support 4K/60Hz a HDCP 2.2.





DisplayPort -> HDMI active adapter – reduction AXAGON RVD-HI20N to connect HDMI monitor/TV/projector to the computer with the DisplayPort output. Thanks to this adapter, you can easily use your existing HDMI cable without the need for any major investment.





This compact hardware converter requires no installation and delivers high-quality video up to 4K/60 Hz Ultra HD resolution. Popular resolutions such as 2K/144 Hz Quad HD or 1080p/240 Hz Full HD are also supported. Thanks to HDR (high dynamic range) support, you can enjoy a significantly expanded range of colours and contrasts without restrictions.





The Plug and Play technology make it ideal not only for professionals but also for home users who want to easily and efficiently expand their multimedia setup.





Enjoy a home cinema experience with stunning 4K video, or use the adapter for conferences and presentations. It’s perfect for schools and interactive spaces where computers are frequently connected to HDMI devices. Graphic designers and video creators will appreciate the detailed display. The adapter is compatible with monitors from brands such as Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, Samsung, LG, Sony, MSI, and others, ensuring its versatility and reliability.





Thanks to HDCP 2.2 support, you can enjoy your favourite streaming services in 4K resolution without limitations, including Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, Amazon Prime, and Apple TV+. It also supports lossless audio transmission, best enjoyed on modern TVs. HDCP support must be enabled on all connected devices as well as by the streaming service itself.





The adapter is made from high-quality materials, ensuring great reliability. The cable and connectors are protected against bending, which extends their lifespan. The adapter also features a 15 cm flexible cable for easier handling.





The adapter is only one-way, i.e. DisplayPort to HDMI, not otherwise.