WireLogic
WireLogic Ruby HDMI cable 8ft 48Gbps 10K 120Hz
An 8 ft HDMI cable delivering 48 Gbps bandwidth for 10K resolution, 120 Hz refresh and eARC audio
- TypeHDMI
- ColorRuby
- Length8ft
- 48Gbps bandwidth carries 10K Ultra-HD video with Dynamic HDR
- eARC returns full-resolution audio to a soundbar or receiver
- Solid Long-Grain Copper conductors and cold-welded terminations preserve signal integrity
- 8K at 60Hz and 4K at 120Hz refresh rates for smooth motion
- In-wall rated PVC jacket allows permanent installation behind walls
WireLogic Ruby 48Gbps HDMI cable
The WireLogic Ruby cable is an 8ft Ultra High Speed HDMI lead built for 48Gbps bandwidth. It targets owners of 8K or 10K displays, high-refresh gaming monitors and home-cinema systems that need eARC audio return. The ruby-coloured PVC jacket is rated for in-wall installation.
Bandwidth and resolution limits
The 48Gbps ceiling carries 10K video, 8K at 60Hz and 4K at 120Hz with Dynamic HDR and VRR. Older 4K screens work through backwards compatibility, but any source or sink that demands more than 48Gbps will not reach its peak performance on this cable.
48Gbps bandwidth decides fit
If your display chain requires the full 48Gbps pipe for 10K, 8K60 or 4K120 HDR gaming, this cable meets the spec. Buyers whose gear stays at 4K60 or lower do not need this headroom.
Highlights
- 48Gbps bandwidth carries 10K Ultra-HD video with Dynamic HDR
- eARC returns full-resolution audio to a soundbar or receiver
- Solid Long-Grain Copper conductors and cold-welded terminations preserve signal integrity
- 8K at 60Hz and 4K at 120Hz refresh rates for smooth motion
- In-wall rated PVC jacket allows permanent installation behind walls
Specifications
| Brand | WireLogic |
|---|---|
| Type | HDMI |
| Color | Ruby |
| Length | 8ft |
Questions about this item
Which length of the WireLogic Ruby HDMI cable should I pick for my setup?
The cable is supplied in an 8 ft length; choose it when that distance matches the gap between your source and display.
What does the 48 Gbps bandwidth deliver when the cable is connected?
It carries up to 10K resolution, 8K at 60 Hz, 4K at 120 Hz, plus HDR, VRR and eARC audio in a single link.
Which HDMI interface standard does this cable implement and what does it limit?
It meets the Ultra High Speed HDMI specification, capping video at 48 Gbps with support for 10K, 8K/60 and 4K/120 signals.
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