Product Description
HDMI Cable 30M – 4K Ultra HD, High Speed with Ethernet
This 30-metre HDMI cable carries 4K Ultra HD (2160p) video at 60Hz over a single long run, which suits jobs where the source and display are rooms apart — a projector at the back of a hall, a wall-mounted monitor across a conference room, or a media player tucked away from the TV.
Where it fits
For CCTV buyers, the practical use is linking a monitor or NVR (network video recorder) to a display when they can't sit side by side — a control room, a shop counter feeding a screen out back, or an install where cable runs have to go around a room rather than behind a rack.
Key specs
- Length: 30 m, HDMI male to HDMI male
- Resolution: up to 4K UHD (2160p) @ 60Hz, plus 1080p, 2K, HDR, 3D
- Audio Return Channel (ARC): sends audio back down the same cable, so you don't need a separate audio lead
- Built-in Ethernet channel: for HDMI devices that share a network connection over the cable
- Connectors: gold-plated for corrosion resistance
- Build: multi-layer shielded, PVC jacket, to resist interference over the long run
- Compatibility: UHD TVs, projectors, monitors, PS4/PS5, Xbox, Blu-ray players, laptops, streaming devices
- Backward compatible with earlier HDMI standards, so it'll still work with older 1080p gear
Before you buy
Check your source and display both support 4K/60Hz if that's what you need — the cable supports it, but older devices may cap out at 1080p regardless of the cable.
Specifications
- Length
- 30m
- Connector Type
- HDMI
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this cable actually run 4K at 60Hz over the full 30 metres?
Yes — it's built as a High Speed HDMI cable with Ethernet, rated to carry 4K Ultra HD (2160p) at 60Hz, along with 1080p, 2K, HDR and 3D.
Do I need a separate audio cable alongside it?
No — it has Audio Return Channel (ARC) built in, so audio can travel back down the same HDMI cable.
Is it compatible with older HDMI devices?
Yes, it's backward compatible with previous HDMI standards, so it will work with older 1080p sources and displays too.










