Startech HDMM30MA Hdmi 1.4, 30m Male Hdmi to Male Hdmihigh Speed 4K @ 30Hz

• Length 30m
• Connector 1 HDMI
• Connector 2 HDMI
• HDMI Cable Speed High Speed
• HDMI Version HDMI 1.4
• Maximum Resolution 4K @ 30Hz
• Connector 1 Gender Male
• Connector 2 Gender Male
• Sheath Colour Black
• Shielding Aluminum-Mylar Foil with Braid
• Size of Strands 24 AWG
• Standards Met CE Certificate, FCC Certificate, UL Listed
• Outer Sheath Material PVC

This active HDMI cable offers a connection distance of up to 100 feet (30 meters) between your HDMI enabled devices. It meets CL2 rating safety requirements, so it’s ideal for in-wall cable runs in your home and office installations.

Dependable connections over longer distances

The cable features built-in amplifier circuitry which actively boosts your HDMI signal, with no external power required. It's the perfect solution for longer transmissions without any signal loss.

Run in-wall cable installations

The HDMI cable is CL2 rated for in-wall installations, which makes them perfect for A/V installations in residential or office settings. You can set up your home theatre, gaming or audio-video equipment with the cables hidden away safely inside the walls and place your devices as needed throughout your work or living space.

Deliver astonishing 4k video

This high-quality HDMI cable fully supports 1080p+ resolutions at up to 120Hz refresh rate, with life-like colour. To accommodate the demands of future high-definition devices, such as increased resolutions and higher frame rates, this Ultra HD cable supports resolutions up to 4k x 2k.

The HDMM30MA is backed by StarTech.com's 2-year Warranty for guaranteed reliability.

Features & Benefits

• Built-in, active amplifier circuitry for longer connections
• CL2-rated for in-wall installations
• Supports Ultra HD Resolutions up to 4k x 2k

Applications

• Connect your high-definition A/V devices such as streaming media players (Roku, Apple TV), game consoles (Xbox One, PS4), Blu-Ray Disc™ or DVD players over long distances, with no signal loss