Fervit
Fervit HDMI to USB-C Touch Screen Cable 2.0m
Connects an HDMI 4K source to a USB-C touch display at up to 4k@60hz, 1440p@60hz or 1080p@60hz with touch support and no data or docking function
- Touch input works on USB-C screens via HDMI source
- 4K at 60 Hz supported through DP alt-mode on USB 3.2
- Compatible with Windows, macOS, Android and Chrome OS
- HDMI graphics card to USB-C display direction only, needs USB power
- 0 m cable length for flexible desk placement
Direction and purpose
This Fervit cable connects an HDMI source such as a laptop or graphics card to a USB-C touch-screen display. It carries video and touch signals only and requires USB power to operate. The 2.0 metre length suits desktop or meeting-room setups.
Suitable users and limits
It suits users who need to add a USB-C touch monitor as a mirrored, extended or primary screen on Windows, macOS, Android or Chrome OS. It does not carry USB data, so it cannot be used for docking stations, storage devices or any peripheral that requires a data channel.
Deciding specification
The connector direction is fixed from HDMI output to USB-C display input; the reverse direction is not supported. Check that your source provides an HDMI port and your display accepts video and touch over its USB-C port before purchasing.
Highlights
- Touch input works on USB-C screens via HDMI source
- 4K at 60 Hz supported through DP alt-mode on USB 3.2
- Compatible with Windows, macOS, Android and Chrome OS
- HDMI graphics card to USB-C display direction only, needs USB power
- 0 m cable length for flexible desk placement
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 2.0m cable include everything needed for touch and video, or do I need a separate power adapter?
The cable carries video and touch signals only; a USB power source is required for operation and no data, docking or disk functions are supported.
Which resolution and refresh-rate combination should I expect from the listed 4k, 1440p and 1080p options?
The cable supports up to 4k@60hz, 1440p@60hz and 1080p@60hz depending on the host graphics card and display capabilities.
What does the 4k@60hz headline figure mean when I connect this cable between an HDMI graphics card and a USB-C touch monitor?
It indicates the maximum video bandwidth the cable can deliver from an HDMI source to a USB-C display with touch, provided the system supplies USB power and uses DP alt-mode on USB 3.2.
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