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144 AUDIO/VIDEO ~ HDMI Armored Cable Assemblies
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High Speed Metal Armored HDMI Cables with Ethernet
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These unique cables feature crush resistant jackets over our premium HDMI cable to provide protection in applications where standard cables
would be damaged due to excessive force. Crush resistance is 1500 PSI (Pounds per Square Inch). Additional features include rugged over
mold connectors including a space saving right angle end, 30 microinch (0.762µm) gold plated contacts and double shielding to protect A/V
signals from EMI/RFI.
HDCAMT-0.5 High Speed Metal Armored HDMI Cable with Ethernet, HDMI Male/HDMI Male, 0.5m 30.41 29.20 27.98 CALL
HDCAMT-1 High Speed Metal Armored HDMI Cable with Ethernet, HDMI Male/HDMI Male, 1.0m 34.76 33.37 31.98 CALL
HDCAMT-2 High Speed Metal Armored HDMI Cable with Ethernet, HDMI Male/HDMI Male, 2.0m 43.47 41.73 39.99 CALL
HDCAMT HDCAMT-3 High Speed Metal Armored HDMI Cable with Ethernet, HDMI Male/HDMI Male, 3.0m 52.17 50.09 48.00 CALL
HDCAMT-4 High Speed Metal Armored HDMI Cable with Ethernet, HDMI Male/HDMI Male, 4.0m 60.88 58.44 56.01 CALL
HDCAMT-5 High Speed Metal Armored HDMI Cable with Ethernet, HDMI Male/HDMI Male, 5.0m 69.58 66.80 64.01 CALL
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High Speed Plastic Armored HDMI Cables with Ethernet
These unique cables feature a hardened PVC crush resistant jacket over our premium HDMI cable to provide protection in applications where
standard cables would be damaged due to excessive force. Crush resistance is 800 PSI (Pounds per Square Inch). Additional features include
rugged over mold connectors including a space saving right angle end, 30 microinch (0.762µm) gold plated contacts and double shielding
which protects your A/V signals from EMI/RFI.
HDCAPL-0.5 High Speed Plastic Armored HDMI Cable with Ethernet, HDMI Male/HDMI Male, 0.5m 26.06 25.02 23.98 CALL
HDCAPL-1 High Speed Plastic Armored HDMI Cable with Ethernet, HDMI Male/HDMI Male, 1.0m 29.32 28.15 26.98 CALL
HDCAPL-2 High Speed Plastic Armored HDMI Cable with Ethernet, HDMI Male/HDMI Male, 2.0m 35.85 34.42 32.98 CALL
HDCAPL-3 High Speed Plastic Armored HDMI Cable with Ethernet, HDMI Male/HDMI Male, 3.0m 42.38 40.69 38.99 CALL
HDCAPL-4 High Speed Plastic Armored HDMI Cable with Ethernet, HDMI Male/HDMI Male, 4.0m 48.91 46.95 45.00 CALL
HDCAPL-5 High Speed Plastic Armored HDMI Cable with Ethernet, HDMI Male/HDMI Male, 5.0m 55.44 53.22 51.00 CALL
HDCAPL

HDMI armored cables explained Plastic Coupling Nut
Heavy duty plastic constructon ensures that
Metal Coupling Nut the crush resistant jacket remains in place
Heavy duty constructon ensures Crush Resistant
Same premium quality HDMI that the crush resistant jacket Plastic Jacket
components used in L-com’s remains in place Crush Resistant Metal Jacket Up to 800 PSI
(pounds per
Up to 1500 PSI (pounds per
HDCA cable assemblies square inch) square inch)
High performance HDMI with
added benefit of extra durability.
Great for applications where
standard cables may be damaged
due to excessive force.

Uses our Premium bulk cable including PVC cable jacket and braid/foil shield under the armor.

What is Analog Video versus Digital Video? Both of these video formats can provide a great picture for your display, but there
are some differences in how they work that are important to know. Analog signal is
the older of the two formats, but is still very common today. This is the type of video
Composite Component S-Video that gets ‘grainy’ or ‘fuzzy’ as the signal strength weakens. Common formats
include:
Composite, Component, S-Video, Coax, VGA, DVI-A, DVI-I*

Digital video is a newer format, but all new computers and televisions have a
digital input. This signal, rather than the picture degrading if the signal weakens,
Coax VGA DVI-A will generally just cut out. Digital signals tend to provide a crisper, higher
resolution picture then Analog. Common formats include:
HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI-D, DVI-I*

One important thing to note is that these two signals are not directly compatible
with each other. A cable with a HDMI connector
DVI-I* HDMI DisplayPort DVI-D on one end and a VGA on the other would not
work, for example. An active conversion, usually
provided by a small powered box, is required to
convert an analog signal to a digital one.

* A DVI-I cable is capable of transmitting either analog or digital signal, but cannot convert the signal from one to the other.

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