PT-C-CPDHD-18G – USB-C to HDMI Converter: Direct Video Conversion and Power Injection
The PT-C-CPDHD-18G utilises a direct signal path to convert USB-C video output to HDMI 2.0, supporting high-bandwidth AV transmission for professional meeting rooms, huddle spaces, and signage installations. The converter’s construction incorporates a semi user-facing, mountable housing, facilitating integration into both fixed and flexible AV environments. Integrated power delivery injects up to 100W via a locking USB-C connector, eliminating the need for external power supplies. Signal retiming circuitry maintains signal integrity across extended cable runs, while onboard EDID and HDCP management support compatibility with a wide range of source devices and displays.

• USB-C to HDMI 2.0 Conversion: Directly converts USB-C video signals at up to 18Gbps bandwidth (4K 60Hz 4:4:4) to HDMI 2.0 output, supporting modern laptops and mobile devices in AV installations.

• Integrated 100W Power Delivery: Injects up to 100W USB-C power through a locking connector, enabling device charging without additional power supplies or adapters in meeting and presentation environments.

• Signal Retimer for Extended Cable Runs: Built-in signal retimer circuitry supports USB-C input cables up to 2.00 metres and HDMI output cables up to 5.00 metres, maintaining signal quality over longer distances.

• EDID and HDCP Management: Integrated management of EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) and HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) protocols ensures reliable source-to-display communication and content protection compliance.

• Mountable ProAV Housing Design: Professional-grade, front-accessible housing supports secure mounting in AV furniture, under tables, or behind displays for streamlined installation and user access.

Technical Integration for Modern AV Environments
PT-C-CPDHD-18G addresses common AV challenges by enabling direct USB-C to HDMI conversion with integrated power delivery and signal management. The converter supports legacy HDMI-only switchers and displays, while facilitating longer cable runs and unified device charging in collaborative and hybrid workspaces.