Cabo DisplayPort ShiverPeaks SP03-20035 2 m azul

The ShiverPeaks SP03-20035 DisplayPort cable 2 m Blue provides a straightforward connection between DisplayPort-equipped devices. With DisplayPort connectors on both ends and a 2 meter length, this cable is suitable for desktop setups where the source and display are separated by a moderate distance. A 6 mm diameter ensures a compact profile while maintaining signal integrity for high-definition video and audio transmission.

Advantages

The cable supports reliable digital video and audio transfer over a single connection, reducing cable clutter compared with separate audio and video leads. Its 2 m length offers flexibility for desk or rack installations, and the durable blue jacket provides simple visual identification among other cables. The 6 mm diameter balances flexibility with shielding needs to help maintain stable signal performance.

Suitable for

• Connecting a PC to a monitor with DisplayPort inputs
• Linking laptops or workstations to external displays or projectors
• Multi-monitor desktop arrangements or short distance AV setups
• Office, home workstation, and classroom display connections

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector type: DisplayPort to DisplayPort
• Cable diameter: 6 mm
• Colour: Blue

How to use

Insert one DisplayPort connector firmly into the source device (computer, laptop docking station, or video adapter) and the other into the monitor or projector input. Ensure both devices are powered off or set to the correct input mode when connecting. After connection, power on the devices and select the DisplayPort input on the display if it does not switch automatically. Adjust display resolution and refresh rate in the operating system or graphics driver settings as needed for optimal image quality.

Recommendations

For stable performance, avoid sharp bends and excessive tension on the cable; route it with gentle curves and secure it with cable ties if necessary. Keep the connectors free from dust and moisture, and unplug by gripping the connector housing rather than pulling the cable itself.