Adaptador ativo USB 3.1 Type-C para VGA CLUB3D CAC-1502

The Club 3D CAC-1502 is an active USB-C to VGA adapter that lets devices with a USB Type‑C port supporting DisplayPort™ Alternate Mode connect to VGA monitors or projectors. Compact and powered directly from the USB-C port, the adapter requires no external power and is suitable for use with notebooks, ultrabooks and other USB-C devices. It supports resolutions up to WUXGA (1920×1200) and delivers up to 1080p at 60 Hz for smooth video playback.

Advantages

The adapter provides an active signal conversion from USB-C (DisplayPort Alt Mode) to VGA, ensuring broad compatibility with VGA displays. Its compact black design, gold‑plated contacts and lightweight construction make it portable and reliable for mobile setups. Being bus-powered, it eliminates the need for an external power supply.

Suitable for

• Connecting a USB-C laptop, tablet or smartphone with DisplayPort Alt Mode to a VGA monitor
• Using VGA projectors in meeting rooms or classrooms
• Extending or duplicating desktop output for presentations or secondary displays

Key specifications

• Model: CLUB3D CAC-1502
• Input connector: USB Type‑C (supports DisplayPort™ Alternate Mode)
• Output connector: VGA
• Maximum supported resolution: WUXGA 1920×1200; supports Full HD 1080p at 60 Hz
• Powered via USB‑C (no external power required)
• Cable length: 0.15 m
• Colour: Black; Weight: 0.056 kg

How to use

Connect the USB‑C plug of the adapter to a USB‑C port on your source device that supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode. Attach a VGA cable from the adapter’s VGA connector to the VGA input on your monitor or projector. The adapter is bus‑powered and will draw power from the USB‑C port; no external power source is needed. Configure display settings (resolution, duplicate/extend) in your operating system if necessary.

Recommendations

Check your device’s user manual to confirm that its USB‑C port supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode. Use a good‑quality VGA cable for best image stability; for higher resolutions or digital-only displays consider a native digital output when available.