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High-Quality Active HDMI Cables for Uncompromised Performance
Introduction
Active HDMI cables are the ultimate solution for seamless digital video, audio, and data transmission over longer distances without compromising signal quality. These cables, also known as CL3 rated HDMI cables, incorporate advanced electronics to actively amplify the signal, ensuring crystal-clear visuals and immersive sound even when spanning greater lengths. Whether you're setting up a home entertainment system, gaming setup, or commercial installation, CableLeader's extensive range of active HDMI cables delivers unparalleled performance and reliability.
Connectors and Specifications
CableLeader's active HDMI cables feature HDMI Male to HDMI Male connectors, ensuring seamless compatibility with a wide array of devices, including CD/DVD/Blu-ray players, AV receivers, gaming consoles, TVs, and computers. These cables are designed to support various applications and usage scenarios, making them an ideal choice for both residential and commercial settings.
Engineered with meticulous attention to detail, our active HDMI cables boast impressive specifications, including:
- CL3 Rating: Certified to carry up to 300 volts, ensuring safety and reliability in commercial installations.
- HDMI Version Support: Compatibility with HDMI 1.4 and 2.0 standards, enabling advanced features like HDMI Ethernet channel, 3D video, 4K resolution, audio return channel, and deep color.
- High-Speed Data Transfer: Delivering up to 18 Gbps data bandwidth and 100 Mb/sec data transfer rates.
- Gold-Plated Connectors: Superior transmission, high reliability, and durability.
- RoHS Compliance: All relevant materials adhere to RoHS directives for environmental safety.
Uncompromised Signal Quality
One of the key advantages of active HDMI cables is their ability to maintain signal integrity over longer distances. Conventional passive HDMI cables are limited in their reach, often experiencing signal degradation beyond a certain length, resulting in compromised picture and sound quality. Active HDMI cables, on the other hand, incorporate built-in signal boosters that actively amplify the signal, ensuring consistent, high-quality transmission even at extended lengths.
CableLeader's ACTIVE HDMI CL3 4K@30HZ 24+28# is a prime example of our commitment to delivering exceptional performance. This cable supports resolutions up to 4K x 2K@30Hz, ensuring stunning visuals with incredible detail and clarity. Additionally, it features a high-speed data transfer rate of up to 100 Mb/sec, making it ideal for seamless streaming, gaming, and data transfer applications.
Durability and Safety
CableLeader's active HDMI cables are engineered with durability and safety in mind. Constructed with high-quality materials, including gold-plated connectors for superior transmission and longevity, these cables are built to withstand the rigors of daily use. Furthermore, their CL3 rating ensures compliance with safety standards, making them suitable for commercial installations where higher voltage requirements are necessary.
Conclusion
Elevate your digital entertainment experience with CableLeader's active HDMI cables. Designed to deliver uncompromised performance, crystal-clear visuals, and immersive audio over extended distances, these cables are the perfect choice for discerning consumers and professionals alike. Explore our extensive range of active HDMI cables today and experience the ultimate in HDMI connectivity.
What are active HDMI cables?
Active HDMI cables use electronics to actively amplify the signal, which allows the signal to travel further without degrading. An active HDMI cable typically goes up to 50 feet/15 meters. A fiber optic HDMI active cable may extend beyond this limit up to 300 feet/90 meters.
Do active HDMI cables support eARC?
Not all HDMI cables can let you experience the full capacity of eARC. Some HDMI cables do not have enough bandwidth to carry high-frame-rate video and high-bit-rate audio channels. However, high speed HDMI cables with Ethernet are enough to support eARC, just like the next generation Ultra-High-Speed HDMI Cables.
How do I use an active HDMI cable?
Connection is the same as attaching an ordinary, "wired" HDMI Cable, except that active cables can only be attached in one direction: One end of the cable is specifically labeled for attachment to the HDMI Source (transmitting) device, and the other end of the cable must be attached to the HDMI Sink (receiving) device.
Should I get an active HDMI cable?
Active cables are capable of sending signals over longer distances over passive cable. We also do not recommend running an Active cable between two distribution devices or in conjunction with any type of extension. We recommend running Active cables directly to a Display device.
At what length do you need an active HDMI cable?
Go for an active HDMI cable if you are using newer formats like HDMI 2.1 over long distances. You will need an amplifier if you want to enjoy a 48Gbps data rate once you go past 10ft. Longer distances will surely need a processor to make up for the loss of quality.
What is the difference between active and non active HDMI cable?
A passive HDMI cable is a simple cable assembly with an HDMI connector at each end. Passive cables have a limited range (more on this later). Active cables on the other hand include a signal booster that enables video and audio to be transmitted over longer distances. Active cables sometimes require a power supply.
Is an active HDMI cable better than an HDMI extender?
Active HDMI cables use signal boosters to enhance the HDMI signal along its length, allowing it to travel further down longer cables without issue. But even then, HDMI 2.0 cables can hit a maximum range of around 100ft, while an active HDMI 2.1 cable is limited to just 25ft.
Are upgraded HDMI cables worth it?
If it looks flimsy and cheap, it probably is and it may not last very long or provide the quality that you want. Invest in a well-made, high-end HDMI cable and it will provide better image and signal quality and ultimately better support your custom home theater system.