Product Description
At a glance
A 3m HDMI Type A male-to-male cable built for NVR-to-monitor runs in control rooms and equipment racks, not general AV use.
Why it fits CCTV installs
The 3m length covers the typical rack-to-operator monitor or rack-to-wall console span without needing an active extender. It's the right choice when a DVR/NVR sits in a cabinet and the display is a few metres away on a desk or wall.
Key specs
- HDMI 2.0 Premium High Speed certified, 4K@60Hz (3840x2160) at 4:4:4 chroma, 18Gbps bandwidth, with HDR
- 30AWG OFC copper conductors, triple shielding (foil + braid + drain), gold-plated pins for EMI immunity
- LSZH/PVC jacket, 6mm OD, moulded strain relief, 72mm bend radius
- ARC, CEC, HDCP 2.2 and Ethernet channel support, useful where a single cable needs to carry audio return and control signalling on a video wall
- Backward compatible with HDMI 1.4, so it drops into mixed legacy/4K setups
- RoHS compliant; supports Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio
Planning a run
Route it alongside Cat5e reels, DC pigtails and rack power rather than treating it as a standalone lead — the 6mm jacket and 72mm bend radius are sized for cable trays and trunking, not loose desktop use. Where an NVR needs to feed a display beyond 3m, plan for an HDMI extender rather than a longer passive cable, since bandwidth and signal integrity aren't stated beyond this length.
Specifications
- Product Type
- 4K High Speed HDMI Cable
- Connector Type B
- HDMI Type A Male (19-pin)
- Cable Length
- 3
- HDMI Version
- 2.0 Premium High Speed
- Max Resolution
- 4K (3840x2160) @60Hz
- Bandwidth
- 18 Gbps
- Shielding
- Triple Foil + Thin Plate
- Conductor Material
- Tinned Copper
- Wire Gauge
- 30 AWG
- Jacket Material
- LSZH / PVC
- Supported
- ARC, CEC, HDCP 2.2, Ethernet, HDR
- Bend Radius
- 72
- Colour
- Black
Frequently Asked Questions
Which resolution and refresh rate can this cable handle?
It's HDMI 2.0 Premium High Speed certified for 4K@60Hz (3840x2160) at 4:4:4 chroma with 18Gbps bandwidth and HDR.
Is it compatible with older HDMI 1.4 devices?
Yes, it's backward compatible with HDMI 1.4, so it can link legacy DVRs into a mixed analogue/IP setup.
Is this suitable for long cable tray runs?
It has a 6mm LSZH/PVC jacket, moulded strain relief and a 72mm bend radius, which suit routing through cable trays alongside Cat5e and DC pigtails.
Does it carry audio return and control signals for a video wall?
Yes, it supports ARC, CEC, HDCP 2.2 and an Ethernet channel, which are used together in multi-screen security video wall setups.
