Product Description
A 5m HDMI Type A male-to-male lead for taking NVR or DVR output to a monitor or projector in a rack, control room, or install van bench test setup.
Key specs
- High Speed HDMI 1.4b certified, backward compatible with HDMI 1.3
- 4K UHD 3840x2160@30Hz and 1080p@60Hz, 10.2Gbps bandwidth
- ARC and CEC support, plus an Ethernet channel
- 24-26AWG OFC copper conductors with foil + braid double shielding
- Nickel/gold-plated contacts for stable, corrosion-resistant connections
- PVC jacket, 7-8mm OD, available in flat or round profile
- HDCP 1.4 compliant for protected recorded footage playback
Where it fits on a job
For linking recorders to a wall monitor in a shop back office, a warehouse gatehouse screen, or a residential block's concierge desk, this is the standard rack-to-display lead. The double shielding and EMI resistance matter when the cable runs in a tray next to CCTV PSUs and Cat6 patch panels — switch-mode noise and Ethernet crosstalk are exactly what this build is specified against.
Five metres sits at the practical limit for a passive HDMI 1.4 run. If the recorder and display are further apart than that in the rack or across a control room, budget for an active extender rather than trying to push this cable beyond spec. Moulded strain relief helps where the lead gets reconnected during commissioning or maintenance visits.
Specifications
- Length
- 5m
- Connector Type
- HDMI
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What resolutions does this HDMI cable support?
It supports 4K UHD 3840x2160@30Hz and full 1080p@60Hz, running over a 10.2Gbps High Speed HDMI 1.4b connection.
Is 5m too long for a passive HDMI cable?
Five metres is around the practical limit for a passive HDMI 1.4 run; beyond that, use an active extender rather than a longer passive lead.
Will it work near other rack cabling like Cat6 patch panels or PSUs?
Yes, it has foil-plus-braid double shielding and is EMI-resistant, which is specified for exactly this kind of installation alongside CCTV PSUs and Cat6 patch panels.
Does it support audio return and content-protected footage?
It carries ARC and CEC and is HDCP 1.4 compliant, so protected recordings play back without content protection errors.
