HDMI Cables - A/V Patch Cords, DisplayPort, DVI, USB C, HDMI

ShowMeCables HDMI cables are available in standard, fiber optic, RedMere, commercial, active long distance, armored, swivel, locking, and waterproof types, with standard, mini, and micro HDMI connectors plus hybrid adapter connections for DisplayPort, DVI, VGA, and USB-C to HDMI. These cables support resolutions including 720p, 1080p, 2560 x 1600, 2160p, 4320p, 4k, 4k at 60Hz, 8k, and 10k, depending on the cable category and version, with male-to-male or male-to-female configurations. Construction includes PVC, plenum (CMP/CL-rated), stainless steel armored, plastic armored, nylon, and LSZH jackets, some with ferrite cores, in 26, 28, 30, and 32 AWG gauges and lengths from 0.5 feet to over 100 meters.

For a complete range of audio/video cable solutions beyond HDMI, explore our Audio Video Cables - Patch Cords DVI F-Type HDMI RapidRun RCA S-Video SDI VGA category, covering additional connector types for video and audio signal transmission.

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FAQs

What are HDMI cables used for?

HDMI cables transfer high-definition audio and video through a single cable from one device to another, such as connecting cable boxes, streaming devices, Blu-ray players, and gaming consoles to televisions or projectors. They are also used for commercial and industrial AV applications like video system design, digital signage, and multi-display setups.

What types of HDMI cables are available?

HDMI cables are available in standard, fiber optic, RedMere, commercial, active long distance, armored, swivel, locking, and waterproof types. This range supports applications from everyday home theater setups to demanding commercial installations.

What connector types are offered on HDMI cables?

HDMI cables come with standard, mini, and micro HDMI connectors, along with specialized hybrid or adapter connections such as DisplayPort, DVI, VGA, and USB-C to HDMI. These options support connectivity across a variety of devices and display types.

What resolutions do HDMI cables support?

HDMI cables support resolutions including 720p, 1080p, 2560 x 1600, 2160p, 4320p, 4k, 4k at 60Hz, 8k, and 10k, depending on the specific cable category and version. Selecting the right cable helps ensure compatibility with the resolution of your source and display devices.

What jacket and construction options are available for HDMI cables?

HDMI cables are constructed with PVC, plenum (CMP/CL-rated for in-wall installations), stainless steel armored, plastic armored, nylon, or LSZH jackets, with some commercial lines incorporating ferrite cores for high-frequency noise suppression. These construction options support both residential and commercial installation environments.

What wire gauges and lengths are available for HDMI cables?

HDMI cables come in 26, 28, 30, and 32 AWG gauge configurations and are offered in lengths ranging from 0.5 feet to over 100 meters. This range supports both short device connections and long commercial cable runs.

Are HDMI cables suitable for commercial AV installations?

Yes, HDMI cables support commercial and industrial AV applications such as video system design, digital signage, and multi-display setups managed by audio/video installers. Plenum-rated and armored options are available for in-wall and demanding installation environments.

Need help selecting the right HDMI cable for your setup? Our technical team provides support on HDMI type and connector selection (standard, fiber optic, armored, DisplayPort/DVI/VGA/USB-C adapters), resolution and AWG requirements, and cable length for your specific home, commercial, or industrial AV application.

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