DINIC HDMI cable, male to male, 18 Gbit/s, 4K@60Hz, DINIC polybag, length 10m

Quick overview

Advantages

• Data rate up to 18 Gbit/s
• Video transmission up to 4K (3840×2160) @ 60 Hz
• Supports HDR and 3D
• Audio Return Channel (ARC) and Ethernet channel
• Gold-plated contacts
• Black aluminium connector housings
• PiMF, overall foil and dense copper braiding with 360° shielding extending right into the connectors

Product description

The 10-metre DINIC HDMI cable connects HDMI sources to displays or projectors. Both ends of the cable are fitted with HDMI connectors. For this specific product, a data rate of up to 18 Gbit/s and video transmission up to 4K (3840×2160) @ 60 Hz are specified.

In addition, the cable supports HDR, 3D, Audio Return Channel (ARC) and Ethernet channel. The contacts are gold-plated and the connectors feature black aluminium housings.

The shielding consists of a PiMF structure, an overall foil and a dense copper braid. The 360° shielding extends right into the connectors. With a cable length of 10 m, this product is particularly suitable for professional AV cabling where the source and display device are located some distance apart.

Areas of application

• Media technology and conference rooms
• Presentation and BYOD environments
• Digital signage
• PoS and PoI applications
• Control rooms
• AV racks and broadcast pre-production
• Test and acceptance stations
• Connections between HDMI sources and displays or projectors over 10 m

Technical specifications

Compatibility

For HDMI-compatible source devices such as PCs, media players or receivers, and display devices such as monitors, screens or projectors with an HDMI connection. For 4K (3840×2160) @ 60 Hz, HDR, 3D, ARC or Ethernet Channel, the devices involved must support the respective resolution or function required.

Selection and practical guidance

The 10-metre version is designed for longer distances between the HDMI source and the display device. Before installation, you should check the required cable length, as well as the resolution, refresh rate and any additional functions supported by both the source and target devices.

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