DINIC HDMI cable, Type A to Type A, 4K2K 60 Hz, black, boxed, 3m

Quick overview

Advantages

• HDMI Type A (19-pin) male to HDMI Type A (19-pin) male
• Supports resolutions up to 4K2K at 60 Hz, depending on the device and cable length
• HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC)
• Audio Return Channel (ARC)
• Supports Full HD 3D and Deep Colour
• Up to 1080p at 340 MHz as per product specifications
• Gold-plated contacts
• DINIC cardboard box for warehouses and specialist retailers

Product description

The DINIC HDMI Type A to Type A cable, 3.00 m in length, connects devices with an HDMI Type A socket for the digital transmission of video and audio signals. Both ends of the cable are fitted with a 19-pin HDMI Type A plug. Resolutions up to 4K2K at 60 Hz are supported, although the actual usable resolution depends on the device and the connection.

The cable supports the HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC) and the Audio Return Channel (ARC). Full HD 3D and Deep Colour are also supported, with a specified range of 340 MHz to 1080p.

The contact surfaces are gold-plated. With a cable length of 3.00 m, the cable is suitable for typical device, furniture and installation distances in professional AV and IT environments. It is supplied in a DINIC cardboard box.

Areas of application

• Conference and meeting rooms
• Digital signage and presentation systems
• AV racks and media control systems
• IT and system house installations
• Training rooms and control centres
• Industrial and building visualisation

Technical Specifications

Compatibility

Suitable for devices with an HDMI Type A socket, such as monitors, displays, projectors, PCs and workstations, docking stations, AV receivers, as well as switches and matrix systems. The actual resolutions and functions available depend on the requirements and support provided by the overall system in use.

Selection and practical guidance

When selecting a product, ensure that both devices have HDMI Type A sockets and that the required cable length of 3.00 m is available. Resolutions up to 4K2K at 60 Hz depend on the equipment and the distance between devices. For HEC and ARC, the components involved must support the respective functions.

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