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STARTECH

STARTECH DPPNLFM3PW 3 ft powered DisplayPort panel mount cable .5 ft 20 conductor 28 AWG 98 g

SKU CH-0QCR-MVXBW MPN DPPNLFM3PW

A 3 ft powered DisplayPort panel-mount cable with a .5 ft tail, 20 conductors at 28 AWG, latched connectors and a weight of 98 g

  • TypeDisplayPort Cable
  • ColorBlack
  • Length3 ft.
  • Cable Length0.5 ft.
  • Connector Number2
  • Connector DetailConnector A: DisplayPort Male Connector B: DisplayPort Femal
  • Powered panel-mount connection with 20 conductors
  • Secure latched male-to-female DisplayPort ends
  • Short .5 ft cable tail for tidy installs
  • CMG-rated PVC jacket meets general-purpose fire code
  • Lightweight 98 g design eases panel mounting

Powered DisplayPort panel mount cable

This three-foot powered DisplayPort panel mount cable provides a secure, panel-mounted DisplayPort connection for kiosks, industrial PCs or rack enclosures. It features a DisplayPort male connector on one end and a DisplayPort female panel-mount connector on the other. The cable uses all twenty conductors to deliver power when the connected device requires it. Latched connectors prevent accidental disconnection during operation.

Upgrade from loose or unpowered panel cables

The assembly replaces a standard panel-mount cable that cannot supply power or that uses an unlatched connector prone to vibration disconnects. The jump is worth it when the downstream device needs DisplayPort-sourced power or when the installation faces movement that would unseat a friction-fit plug. The .5-foot tail between the panel mount and the male plug keeps strain off the bulkhead. The CMG-rated PVC jacket meets general-purpose fire requirements for permanent installs.

Simple bulkhead installation with common pitfalls

Mount the female connector through a standard panel cut-out and secure it with the integrated flange; the male end plugs directly into the source GPU or extender. The twenty-conductor, twenty-eight AWG construction is thin enough to route through tight cable channels. What usually goes wrong: the panel cut-out is drilled too large so the flange cannot clamp, or the male connector is forced into a recessed port without the latch engaging fully.

Highlights

  • Powered panel-mount connection with 20 conductors
  • Secure latched male-to-female DisplayPort ends
  • Short .5 ft cable tail for tidy installs
  • CMG-rated PVC jacket meets general-purpose fire code
  • Lightweight 98 g design eases panel mounting

Specifications

BrandStarTech.com
ModelDPPNLFM3PW
TypeDisplayPort Cable
ColorBlack
Length3 ft.
Cable Length0.5 ft.
Connector Number2
Connector DetailConnector A: DisplayPort Male
Connector B: DisplayPort Female
Terminal GenderMale to Female
SpecificationsCable Jacket Type: PVC - Polyvinyl Chloride
Number of Conductors: 20
Wire Guage: 28 AWG
Fire Rating: CMG Rated (General Purpose)
Packaging Style: Bagged
Product Weight: 0.22 lbs.(98 g)
FeaturesExtend your DisplayPort interface and screw mount it to a panel
Latched connectors to eliminate accidental disconnects
Shipping weight0.10 kg
Package size210 × 196 × 36 mm

Questions about this item

What panel cut-out size does the DisplayPort female connector need?

The connector is a standard DisplayPort panel-mount type; check the panel cut-out drawing in the installation guide for the exact millimetre dimensions.

How do you secure the cable after routing the 0.5 ft panel-mount tail through the chassis?

Screw the flange of the female connector to the panel, then tighten the latches on the male plug to prevent accidental disconnects.

When should the 20-conductor 28 AWG cable be replaced?

Replace it if the jacket shows cuts, the latches no longer hold, or the link drops to a lower rate during use.

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