Scan code: LN96604 Manufacturer code: 37876

Lindy 10m HDMI 2.0b Cable 4K @ 60Hz

10m Lindy HDMI2.0b Cable, Cromo Line, UHD resolutions up to 4K 4096x2160 @60Hz

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Scan code: LN96604 Manufacturer code: 37876

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Product Overview From the Lines cable connectivity concept developed by Lindy, Cromo Line Standard HDMI cables are high performance, designer connections that combine premium construction materials with striking connector architecture.

Cromo Line Standard HDMI cables feature triple shielded construction with 26AWG tinned copper conductors for premium performance and corrosion resistance. High quality 24K gold plated contacts and connectors maintain optimal signal integrity and maximum reliability.

UHD resolutions up to 4K [email protected] 4:2:0 8bit are supported. Cromo Line HDMI cables are also capable of transmitting 32 channel audio and Dolby® True HD.

Cromo Line cables feature sleek chrome design ABS housing to complement the aesthetics of style focused commercial and home applications.

The HDMI 2.0 specification is supported for 10.2Gbps bandwidth capacity in cable lengths above 5m. Any cables below 5m are classified as high speed, any lengths above 5m are standard cables. Features • Superior performance and design Standard HDMI 2.0 cable
• Supports UHD resolutions up to [email protected] 4:2:0 8bit
• Chrome design ABS housing, 24K gold plated connectors and contacts
• Triple shielded cable, corrosion resistant, high performance tinned copper 26 AWG conductors
• HDMI 2.0 compliant, 3D, 4K, 18Gbps, HEC, ARC, CEC, Dolby® True HD, DTS-HD Master Audio; HDMI ATC certified; 10 year warranty

Specifications
Length	10 m
Type	HDMI Cable
Specification	HDMI2.0 High Speed 4K
Connector From	HDMI (A) Male
Connector To	HDMI (A) Male
Connector Features	Gold-Plated
Cable Features	26AWG
Colour	Grey
Total Weight

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Lindy 10m HDMI 2.0b Cable 4K @ 60Hz