Description
This is a standard high speed HDMI lead with Ethernet, wired plug to plug and measuring 10.0 metres. It carries video and audio over a single cable between devices such as a TV, set-top box, games console, soundbar or AV receiver. As an HDMI 1.4 lead it handles high definition video, and the built-in Ethernet channel lets compatible equipment share a network connection without a separate cable run.
The lead supports input and output protocols for the major 3D video formats, so it works with 3D-capable sources and displays. It also includes an Audio Return Channel (ARC), which sends audio back from your TV to a receiver or soundbar down the same cable. That removes the need for a separate audio lead when your kit supports ARC, keeping the connections behind your setup simpler.
The connectors are nickel plated, and the plug to plug design means a standard full-size HDMI (Type A) at each end. This 10 metre length suits longer runs, for example a projector mounted away from the source or a TV set apart from the equipment rack. Shorter versions of this lead come in a retail friendly sealed bag, though the 5m and 10m sizes are supplied without that packaging.
Specification
| Weight |
0.60KG |
| Cable : diameter |
7.3mmØ |
| Wire core diameter |
0.321mmØ |
Frequently Asked
What HDMI version is this lead?
It is an HDMI 1.4 high speed lead with Ethernet, supporting high definition video, 3D formats and Audio Return Channel.
Does it support Audio Return Channel?
Yes. The Audio Return Channel lets your TV send audio back to a receiver or soundbar over the same cable, so you do not need a separate audio lead.
What type of connectors does it have?
Standard full-size HDMI (Type A) plugs at both ends, with nickel plated contacts.
Can it carry a network connection?
Yes, the built-in HDMI Ethernet Channel allows compatible devices to share an internet connection without an extra cable.
How long is this lead?
This version is 10.0 metres, suited to longer runs such as ceiling-mounted projectors or a TV placed away from the source.
Does it work with 3D video?
Yes. It supports input and output protocols for the major 3D video formats when used with 3D-capable equipment.