Scan code: LN73951 Manufacturer code: NLHMDI-EXT25M

Newlink 25m HDMI Active Booster Cable supports UHD HD+E 3D

25m Newlink HDMI Active Booster Extension Cable, HDMI High Speed with Ethernet Cable, 3D over HDMI, Black

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Scan code: LN73951 Manufacturer code: NLHMDI-EXT25M

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Product Overview The NEWlink boosted HDMI cables are made from Oxygen Free Copper(OFC) providing a high quality connection between devices. The cables are active boosted to achieve a larger distribution of up to 50 metres (depending on model bought). Supports resolutions of 1080P for high quality picture, coupled together with 3D support, Audio Return Channel(ARC) and Ethernet channel you can enjoy high quality movies with sound via your home theatre system while having access to the internet.

The USB connector is for extra power and not needed under normal use.

Please note that due to the cable being actively boosted, it is to be installed correctly in accordance with the input/output labelling (the output being connected to TV/projector etc). Features • HDMI High Speed with Ethernet Cable.
• Actively boosted.
• OFC Copper Cable.
• Double shielded.
• HDMI Ethernet Channel.
• Audio Return Channel.
• 3D over HDMI.
• 4k x 2k Resolution Support.
• Expanded Support for Colour Spaces.
• USB connection for extra power.
• 25m

Specifications
Length	25 m
Type
Specification
Connector From
Connector To
Connector Features	Gold-Plated Moulded Connectors Straight Connector
Cable Features	Active Adaptor
Colour	Black
Total Weight

Additional Information
Scan Code	LN73951
Model Number	NLHMDI-EXT25M

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Newlink 25m HDMI Active Booster Cable supports UHD HD+E 3D