High Speed HDMI™ Cable
 

High Speed Certified HDMI Cables. These cables represent the highest level of performance offered by HDMI. These cables support all the newest features including:

3D Support - Supports several different methods of rendering 3D images.

Audio Return Channel - Allows the HDMI connection between a television and A/V receiver to transmit audio two ways, both upstream and downstream. This eliminates the need for a separate audio cable and ensures you maintain the high digital audio quality of HDMI.

4K x 2K Support - Resolution on par with state-of-the-art Digital Cinema projectors used in the local multiplexes will be coming to your living rooms. 4K x 2K represents resolutions of 3840x2160 and 4096x2160.

More Color Spaces Supported - Supports three more color space options, sYCC601 color, Adobe RGB Color and Adobe YCC601 color in addition to the X.V color support previously supported by Deep Color. These cables promise to deliver a wider palette of colors to bring you more vibrant pictures.

In addition, these cables are backward compatible with previous versions of HDMI.  These High speed cables are constructed to the highest quality with full triple layer shielding from end to end, strong, solid wire welds and the highest quality materials including high purity copper, gold plated connectors and tin plated conduits.

Helpful Tip!

It’s a good idea to test the cables before installing them inside a wall.  That way, if there are any issues, we can help you resolve them before you spend the time and expense of installing them.

Specs & Features

Connector Type: HDMI male to HDMI male
Connector Finish: Gold
Length: 10ft
Gauge: 24AWG
# of conductors: 19
Conductor Plating: Tin
Shielding level: Triple
Shielding type: EMI
Ferrite Cores: No

Question: What is diameter of this 24AWG cable?

Answer: Its OD is 10.0mm.

Question: What is AWG?

Answer: AWG stands for "American Wire Gauge." It is the thickness of the wire inside the cable. The lower number AWG denotes thicker wiring and thicker overall cable. Thicker cables are recommended for longer cable runs because they offer less resistance along the signal path.

Question: What does the gold plating refer to?

Answer: Gold plating refers to the connectors. Gold plating provides resistance against corrosion that would otherwise impede signal transfer and could damage connections on equipment.

Question: What is a Net Jacket?

Answer: The net jacket is a nylon mesh outer covering on the body of the cable. It offers abrasion resistance, strain relief and a more attractive finish. It does not affect the actual performance of the cables.

Question: These cables say "For In-Wall Use." Does that mean they can only be used in wall? What is CL2?

Answer: "For In-Wall Use" refers to the CL2 rating these cables receive from Underwriters Laboratories (UL). It means that these cables have a slow burning outer jacket, should meet most fire codes and are safe for in-wall installations.

The CL2 rating does not affect the appearance or performance of the cables. They can be used in or out of wall.

Question: How do I know if I need male to male cables or male to female?

Answer: As a rule, consumer electronics devices ALWAYS have female ports on them. (a protruding male connector would break off too easily) So, for connecting two devices together, you need a male to male cable.

Male to female cables are used to extend existing cables.

Question: Will these cables work with my new 120hz display?

Answer: Yes, absolutely.