Tripp Lite DisplayPort to VGA Adapter Active Converter DP to VGA M/F DPort 1.2

Tripp Lite series
SKU:
5467682
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UPC:
037332187567
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Weight:
1.50 KGS
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Tripp Lite's P134-000-VGA-V2, DisplayPort v1.2 to VGA Active Adapter Converter allows you to connect a computer with a DisplayPort connection to a VGA monitor. Displayport v1.2 doubles the previous version bandwidth of 8.64 Gbps to 17.28 Gbps in High Bit Rate (HBR2) mode, which allows increased resolutions, higher refresh rates, and greater color depth. Fully molded one piece design ensures longer life. Unlike passive adapters, Active adapters convert both Single-Mode and Dual Mode (DP++) DisplayPort output. It is ideal for use with graphics cards, such as AMD Eyefinity, that do not output Dual Mode (DP++) signals.

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  • Converts both Single-Mode and Dual Mode (DP++) Displayport output
  • Plug-and-play convenience; no drivers or software needed
  • Ideal for use with graphics cards, such as AMD Eyefinity, that do not output Dual Mode (DP++) signals
  • DisplayPort v1.2 to VGA Active Adapter Converter (DisplayPort-Male to VGA-Female)
  • Connect a VGA monitor to a computer with a DisplayPort output
Manufacturer:
Eaton Corporation
Environmentally Friendly:
Yes
Features:
Molded
Product Model:
P134-000-VGA-V2
Product Color:
Black
Connector on First End Details:
1 x DisplayPort DisplayPort 1.2 Digital Audio/Video Male
Connector Type on Second End:
HD-15 - Female
Product Type:
Video Adapter
Color Family:
Black
Connector Type on First End:
DisplayPort 1.2 Digital Audio/Video - Male
Maximum Resolution Supported:
1920 x 1200
Connector on Second End Details:
1 x 15-pin HD-15 VGA Female
Adapter Type:
DisplayPort/VGA
Country of Origin:
China
Environmental Compliance:
Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS)
Limited Warranty:
3 Year
Manufacturer Website Address:
http://www.eaton.com/EatonCom/Markets/NorthAmerica