DisplayPort cable brackton DP4-SKB-0500.B — DisplayPort Male to Male, 5 m, black

brackton DisplayPort Male to Male cable DP4-SKB-0500.B is a 5 m black video and audio cable designed to connect DisplayPort-equipped devices such as monitors, graphics cards and docking stations. The cable provides a single-cable digital link for high-resolution displays and multi-monitor configurations, enabling transmission of both video and audio signals over one connection. Its 5-metre length gives flexibility for desk setups, conference rooms and home offices where devices are separated by a moderate distance.

Advantages

The cable offers a reliable DisplayPort-to-DisplayPort connection with plug-and-play compatibility for most DisplayPort-capable devices. Its length reduces the need for signal extenders in typical workstation and meeting-room layouts while maintaining a tidy cabling arrangement. The black jacket provides a neutral look that blends with most equipment and office interiors.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs or laptops to external DisplayPort monitors
• Multi-monitor workstations and graphic design setups
• Linking docking stations to external displays in office or home environments
• Conference rooms and presentation systems requiring a 5 m cable run

Key specifications

• Connector type: DisplayPort male to DisplayPort male
• Cable length: 5 metres
• Colour: black
• Signal types: digital video and audio transmission over DisplayPort
• Typical use: single-cable connection for monitors, GPUs and docking stations

How to use

Insert one DisplayPort male connector into the DisplayPort output of the source device (for example a graphics card or docking station) and insert the other end into the DisplayPort input of the monitor. Secure the connectors until they click or sit firmly in the port to ensure a stable connection. After connecting, configure display settings on your operating system to select resolution, refresh rate and multi-monitor arrangement as required.

Usage recommendations

Avoid sharp bends and excessive tension on the cable to preserve signal integrity. For long-term installations, route the cable away from sources of electrical interference and avoid tight pinches at desk edges or within cable conduits.