Product Description
A 1.5m HDMI lead for connecting your NVR or DVR to a monitor — the standard job in a home or small business CCTV setup. It's HDMI 2.0 (High Speed certified), so it carries the bandwidth needed for a clear picture without you having to think about cable specs.
What it actually does
This cable supports 4K@60Hz (3840x2160) with 18Gbps bandwidth and 4:4:4 chroma sampling — meaning if your recorder outputs 4K, your monitor will actually receive full 4K, not a compressed or downscaled version. It's backward compatible with HDMI 1.4, so it works fine on older 1080p setups too, including up to 1080p@120Hz.
Build
The connectors are gold-plated Type A male-to-male, and the cable uses triple shielding (foil + braid) with OFC (oxygen-free copper) conductors — this reduces interference from nearby power supplies or other cabling in a rack. The outer jacket is PVC, 6–7.3mm diameter, with moulded strain relief so it holds up to repeated plugging in tight rack or desk spaces.
Before you buy
Check your recorder's HDMI output resolution matches what your monitor can display — a 4K-capable cable won't upscale a 1080p signal. At 1.5m, this length suits a monitor sitting right next to or just above your recorder, not a wall-mounted screen across the room.
Specifications
- Product Type
- High Speed HDMI Cable
- Connector Type A
- HDMI Type A Male (19-pin)
- Connector Type B
- HDMI Type A Male (19-pin)
- Cable Length
- 1.5
- HDMI Version
- 2.0 High Speed
- Max Resolution
- 4K (3840x2160) @60Hz
- Bandwidth
- 18 Gbps
- Shielding
- Triple (Foil + Braid)
- Conductor Material
- Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC)
- Wire Gauge
- 28-30 AWG
- Jacket Material
- PVC
- Supported Features
- ARC, CEC, HDCP, Ethernet
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this cable give me a 4K picture from my recorder?
Yes, if your NVR/DVR outputs 4K over HDMI — this cable supports 4K@60Hz (3840x2160) at full 4:4:4 colour sampling.
Is 1.5m long enough for my setup?
It suits a monitor placed right next to or just above your recorder; for longer runs across a room you'd need a longer cable.
Will it work with an older 1080p monitor?
Yes, it's backward compatible with HDMI 1.4 and supports 1080p@120Hz.
Does it support audio as well as video?
Yes — it carries ARC and CEC, plus HDCP and Ethernet channel support, alongside the video signal.










