Scan Micro HDMI to Micro HDMI v1.4b Cable - 1.5 Metre
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Scan Micro HDMI to Micro HDMI v1.4b Cable - 1.5 Metre
Scan code: LN34790 Manufacturer code: CDLHD4-MICRO-015
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Scan Micro HDMI to Micro HDMI v1.4b Cable - 1.5 Metre

1.5m Scan HDMI v1.4 Cable - HDMI (Male) to Micro HDMI (Male), 3D + Ethernet, Black
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Scan code: LN34790 Manufacturer code: CDLHD4-MICRO-015
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Product Overview

HDMI to Micro HDMI Cable

The CDLHD4-MICRO series has a Micro (Type D) connector that was introduced with HDMI v1.4. It keeps the standard 19 pins used in the Type A connector but shrinks it down to 2.8mm x 6.4mm. The Micro connector is to be used on mobile phones and other similar portable devices. The other side of the cable has a standard Type A connector for connecting to TVs, projectors and other devices.

Features
• Supports HDMI High Speed 1.4 (4K30Hz maximum resolution).
• HDMI Ethernet Channel.
• Supports 3D over HDMI.
• Audio Return Channel.
• Expanded Support for Colour Spaces.
• Type A to Type D Connectors.
• Gold plated pins.
• Gold plated connectors.
• Black PVC jacket.
• 28AWG.

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
12 months
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Scan Micro HDMI to Micro HDMI v1.4b Cable - 1.5 Metre
Scan Micro HDMI to Micro HDMI v1.4b Cable - 1.5 Metre
Scan Micro HDMI to Micro HDMI v1.4b Cable - 1.5 Metre