The 35' Plenum-Rated HDMI Cable with Ethernet from Kramer features molded HDMI male connectors at both ends. The HDMI standard supports high-definition video and multi-channel audio in a single cable.

Supports Full HD    Gold-Plated Connectors    Supports Audio Return Channel

The low smoke and fire-resistant properties of the plenum-rated cable allows it to reside in air return spaces like ceilings, floors, and walls, often saving the need of installing a conduit.

The 24AWG HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) cable provides an uncompressed digital link for digital audio and high-definition video signals between electronic source equipment, such as DVD players, set-top boxes and computers, and high-definition televisions and large-screen displays.

Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion and provide high connectivity.

Provides 15 lb of restraining force, for a non-slip connection.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work to connect a LUMIX GH4 to an HDMI big screen monitor?

A: This will be compatible with the GH4 to a TV.

Q: 2. Is this suitable for Ultra HD TVs? As it says 1080p signal transmission. and does it need to be amplified over this distance?

A: If you mean 4K TV then i doubt it. A short 10.2 Gbps cable (HDMI 1.4) will allow 30fps at 4k but not 60fps.If you mean 1080 HD then yes it will carry it the 50'.For 4K you would need to use an HDMI fiber cable to go that far, they need power but come with the power supply. Full resolution and frame rate for 4k needs about 14Gbps, so you would need an HDMI 2.0 cable which I believe will handle up to 18Gbps.

Q: 3. Will this work with the Canon EOS R5 in 4K 60fps 10bit 4:2:2?

A: No, the 10' cable supports up to 4K@60Hz (4:2:0). The length of the cable will make a difference here. According to Kramer the specs are as follows - (3ft)4K@60Hz (4:4:4) (6ft)4K@60Hz (4:2:0) (10ft)4K@60Hz (4:2:0) Only the 3ft cable supports the full spectrum.

Q: 4. Works with Sony ZV1 - ElGato Cam Link 4K to stream via Zoom?

A: Yes it would be the correct cable to connect the camera to the Elgato Cam Link.

Q: 5. Would this work to connect a Logitech C930e for very heavy usage live streaming engagements?

A: Yes it would. To transmit data 65' away, this bus-powered cable comes with active electronics that boost the data signal.

Q: 6. Can a standard 6 ft USB cable be connected to i5 to extend the reach to 31 ft?

A: After 15 feet there is a loss in signal strength.

Q: 7. cutting the hdmi cable you will find multiple cables how are they connected or which ones are for the video signal? thanks a lot.

A: Please contact NTW for the proper wiring schematic:NTWTel: (888) 689-8080Email: info@a href= http://ntwgroup.net target= _blank ntwgroup.net/aWebsite: a href= http://www.ntwgroup.net/ target= _blank http://www.ntwgroup.net//a

Q: 8. I have a 15' HDMI Mini to HDMI A cable. Can I put it in 1 end of a coupler and this in the other end of the coupler and then have this going into a Black Magic Ultra Studio Recorder? If so how bad will signal or quality loss be?

A: Like any HDMI connection, anything above 35' is only possible. Not guaranteed. A coupler may work perfectly fine, but 100 is quite a lot. It may work very well, or not at all. A poor quality signal is unlikely. If your source is very strong it may be good. Most of us in the business consider 50' to be the realistic maximum.

Q: 9. Will this connect my Nikon d7200 to Macbook Air with thunderbolt ports?

A: This is a HDMI cable meant to transfer video-signals to display devices, such as monitors or capture cards. Macbooks (and other laptops in general) do not accept video input without a capture device. Furthermore, neither end of this cable will fit in a thunderbolt, thunderbolt 2, or thunderbolt 3 port.

Q: 10. What does "with ethernet" mean?

A: Ethernet (network)capability is available with this cable when and if the feature is available on HDMI ports in the future.