Tripp Lite P568-016-WH HDMI Cable Computer Cable

The P568-016-WH High-Speed HDMI 4K Cable (M/M) is recommended for digital signage, video presentations, point-of-sale displays, classrooms and other applications that display Ultra High Resolution (UHD) video and multi-channel audio. It connects 4K-enabled source devices, such as computers and Blu-ray players, to 4K-enabled displays, such as monitors, projectors and televisions.

This cable supports video resolutions up to Ultra HD 4K x 2K (4096 x 2160) at 30 Hz and data transfer speeds up to 18 Gbps. When used with an Apple® digital AV adapter, it supports iPad2® video mirroring for playing games, watching videos or displaying presentations.

The 16-ft. (4.88 m) molded 30 AWG cable features premium foil and braid shielding to deliver reliable, error-free signal quality and protection from EMI/RFI line noise that can distort or destroy data. Gold-plated white connectors provide maximum conductivity and minimize data loss. Integral strain relief gives the cable extra flexibility, reduces stress, and helps the cable and connectors move freely without cracking. A flexible PVC jacket makes the HDCP Pass-Through cable easy to install in tight spaces.

Connects HDMI Source to 4K TV, Projector or Monitor
Ideal for digital signage, video presentations, point-of-sale displays, classrooms and other applications with 4K video and multi-channel audio

High Performance and Wide Compatibility
Supports UHD video resolutions up to 4K
Supports data transfer speeds up to 18 Gbps
Complies with HDCP Pass-Through standards
Supports iPad2 video mirroring when used with Apple digital A/V adapter
Backward compatible with previous HDMI generations

Superior Quality Ensures a Flawless Signal
Corrosion-resistant gold-plated white connectors for maximum conductivity and minimum data loss
Fully molded 30 AWG construction with integral strain relief reduces stress and adds flexibility
Premium foil and braid shielding for EMI/RFI noise protection
Flexible PVC jacket easy to install in tight spaces