Product Description
A 1.5m HDMI-A male-to-male lead built for the short hop between an NVR and a monitor — the run you'll actually have in a rack or on a desk, not a living-room lounge cable.
Why the specs matter
It's HDMI 2.0 Premium High Speed certified, carrying 18Gbps of bandwidth so it can push 4K@60Hz (3840x2160) at 4:4:4 chroma with HDR — the setting most 4K NVRs default to when feeding a UHD monitor. If your recorder only outputs 1080p, it still works: the cable is backward compatible with HDMI 1.4, handling 1080p@120Hz on older sources.
What's inside
- 30-34AWG OFC (oxygen-free copper) conductors
- Triple shielding (foil + braid) and gold-plated contacts — this is what actually keeps the picture steady near PSUs and switching gear in a rack, not the cable length itself
- PVC jacket, 4.5-6mm OD, with moulded strain relief so it survives repeated dressing into cable trays
- Supports ARC, CEC, HDCP 2.2 and the Ethernet channel for control signalling between devices
At 1.5m it's deliberately short — enough slack for rack-to-console wiring without excess cable to dress away. RoHS compliant, and tested for over 10,000 mating cycles, which matters if you're plugging and unplugging a monitor for maintenance checks.
Check your NVR's HDMI output resolution before buying if you specifically need 4K@60Hz — some models cap out lower even with a 4K-capable cable.
Specifications
- Product Type
- 4K High Speed HDMI Cable
- Connector Type A
- HDMI Type A Male (19-pin)
- Cable Length
- 1.5
- HDMI Version
- 2.0 Premium High Speed
- Max Resolution
- 4K (3840x2160) @60Hz
- Bandwidth
- 18 Gbps
- Shielding
- Triple (Foil + Braid)
- Conductor Material
- Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC)
- Wire Gauge
- 30-34 AWG
- Diameter
- 4.5-6
- Contacts
- Gold-plated
- Supported Features
- ARC, CEC, HDCP 2.2, Ethernet, HDR
- Colour
- Black
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this cable give me 4K from my NVR?
It supports 4K@60Hz at 3840x2160 with 4:4:4 chroma, but your NVR's HDMI output must actually produce that resolution — the cable won't upscale a lower-resolution signal.
Is 1.5m long enough for a rack-to-monitor run?
Yes, it's specifically sized for short NVR-to-monitor connections in racks or on control desks, avoiding slack and keeping interference pickup low.
Does it work with older 1080p equipment?
Yes, it's backward compatible with HDMI 1.4 and will run 1080p@120Hz on older sources.
Will nearby PSUs or Ethernet cabling cause interference?
The cable uses triple shielding (foil plus braid) specifically to resist interference from PSUs and switching gear in rack environments.
