Newlink HDMI Cable - 5 Metre
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Newlink HDMI Cable - 5 Metre
Scan code: LN32441 Manufacturer code: NL2HD-050
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5m Newlink HDMI Cable - HDMI (Male) to HDMI (Male), Blue
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Scan code: LN32441 Manufacturer code: NL2HD-050
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Product Overview HDMI 1.4a 3D - Ethernet - 4Kx2K Ready

OFC (Oxygen Free Copper) is produced by melting and casting copper under a near vacuum atmosphere to lower the residual oxygen content. This reduces corrosion and enhances conductivity.

Audio/Video connection cable with gold plated HDMI plugs for transmission of digital and audio signal.

High Speed with Ethernet supports up to 1080p and beyond with a built in ethernet channel.

Features • HDMI High Speed with Ethernet
• 99.9% Pure OFC Copper Cable
• Individually Screened Cable
• HDMI Ethernet Channel
• Audio Return Channel
• 3D over HDMI
• 4k x 2k Resolution Support
• Expanded Support for Colour Spaces
• 5 Mtr
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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
12 months
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Newlink HDMI Cable - 5 Metre
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