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Nippon Labs
A 50 ft CL3-rated HDMI 2.0 cable with gold-plated connectors delivers 18 Gbps bandwidth for 4K at 60 Hz, HDR, 3D and ARC
This 50 ft Nippon Labs cable carries 18 Gbps bandwidth with HDMI 2.0 connectors on both ends. The CL3-rated jacket meets fire codes for permanent installation inside walls. Gold-plated male plugs connect source devices to displays without signal loss over the full length.
At 26 AWG the stranded tinned copper conductors support 2160p resolution, 48-bit deep colour and refresh rates up to 240 Hz. The link is certified for Category 2 performance and remains backwards compatible with HDMI 1.4 and 1.3 sources. Runs longer than 50 ft or applications needing 48 Gbps will exceed the cable’s rated headroom.
The UL-rated PVC sheath resists flame spread and pulls smoothly through stud bays, removing the need for separate conduit. Gold plating on the connectors reduces oxidation during long-term in-wall use. No additional adapters, Ethernet channels or active electronics are included in the package.
| Brand | Nippon Labs |
|---|---|
| Model | HDMI-50 |
| Type | HDMI Cables |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 50 ft. |
| Cable Length | 50 ft. |
| Connect From | 1 x HDMI 2.0 |
| Connect To | 1 x HDMI 2.0 |
| Connector Detail | Gold Plated |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
| Wire Gauge | 26 AWG |
| Specifications | Type: 18Gbps High Speed HDMI2.0 Cable with CL3 Rated Connector finish: Gold Plated Gauge: 26AWG UL rated PVC jacket is Soft, reliable, allows installation behind walls, for maximum flexibility during installation, from damage and makes in-wall pulling easier. Certifications: Newest HDMI Specification Compliant, backwards to previous versions like HDMI 1.4, HDMI 1.3 as well. HDCP Compliant ROHS Compliant CL3 Rated |
| Features | In-Wall Series - Fire-resistant PVC Jacket. CL3 Rated cable ideal for in-wall installation Supports Latest HDMI Standard - 4K, UHD, 3D, Audio Return Channel (ARC), Category 2 Certified,18 Gbps / 600 MHz Refresh Rate, 2160p, 1080p, 48 Bit Deep Color, Ethernet and is backwards compatible with earlier versions Reliable Construction - Durable, high-quality build protects against corrosion while maximizing signal strength - 100% Pure copper conductors, Triple Cable Shielding, 24K Gold-plated full metal jacket connectors Compatible with all HDMI Components - Connect Blu-Ray Player, Apple T |
| Shipping weight | 1.08 kg |
| Package size | 260 × 231 × 81 mm |
Yes, the cable is backwards compatible with HDMI 1.4 and 1.3 devices, so it will connect your Blu-ray player and 1080p display without issue.
Check your TV or projector's on-screen info menu; it should report a 2160p signal at 60 Hz with HDR active when playing 4K HDR content.
The package contains only the 50 ft male-to-male cable with gold-plated connectors; wall plates, brackets and pulling tools are sold separately.
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