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CableLeader is your trusted source for top-quality HDMI cables with Ethernet. Our extensive range includes various lengths from 3ft to 50ft to suit any setup, as well as HDMI extension cables for added flexibility.

Key features of our HDMI with Ethernet cables:

Connectors: HDMI Male to HDMI Male, or HDMI Male to HDMI Female (extension cables). Gold-plated for superior transmission and durability.
Applications: Compatible with DVD/Blu-ray players, AV receivers, gaming consoles, TVs, computers and any other HDMI devices.
Quality & Safety: Supports HDMI 1.4 functions like 3D video, 4K resolution, Audio Return Channel, HDMI Ethernet Channel. RoHS compliant materials. CL2 rated for in-wall installation (select models).

Experience crystal-clear digital video, multi-channel surround audio, and high-speed data transfer up to 100 Mb/sec with CableLeader's reliable HDMI cables with Ethernet.

High-Speed HDMI Cables with Ethernet: The Ultimate Connectivity Solution

Introduction

In the world of home entertainment and multimedia, HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) has become the standard for transmitting high-quality audio and video signals. However, with the advent of smart devices and internet-enabled electronics, the need for a seamless connection between devices has become paramount. This is where HDMI cables with Ethernet come into play, offering a comprehensive solution that combines audio, video, and data transfer capabilities in a single cable.

What is HDMI with Ethernet?

HDMI with Ethernet, also known as HDMI with HEC (HDMI Ethernet Channel), is a specialized type of HDMI cable that incorporates an additional Ethernet channel alongside the traditional audio and video channels. This Ethernet channel allows internet-enabled devices, such as smart TVs, gaming consoles, and streaming media players, to share an internet connection without the need for a separate Ethernet cable.

Connectors and Specifications

Connectors: HDMI with Ethernet cables feature the standard HDMI connectors, either Male-to-Male or Male-to-Female (for extension cables). The connectors are typically gold-plated, ensuring superior signal transmission and durability.

Applications: These cables are compatible with a wide range of devices, including DVD/Blu-ray players, AV receivers, gaming consoles (PS3/4, Xbox 360/One), TVs, computers, and any other HDMI-enabled devices.

Quality and Safety: HDMI with Ethernet cables support advanced HDMI 1.4 functions, such as 3D video, 4K resolution, Audio Return Channel (ARC), and the HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC). They are RoHS compliant, ensuring the use of safe materials, and some models are CL2 rated for in-wall installation.

Benefits of HDMI with Ethernet

Reduced Cable Clutter: By combining audio, video, and data transfer capabilities in a single cable, HDMI with Ethernet eliminates the need for separate Ethernet cables, resulting in a cleaner and more organized setup.
High-Speed Data Transfer: The Ethernet channel in these cables supports data transfer rates of up to 100 Mb/sec, enabling seamless internet connectivity for compatible devices.
Future-Proof Connectivity: As more devices become internet-enabled, HDMI with Ethernet cables provide a future-proof solution, ensuring compatibility with emerging technologies and applications.

Choosing the Right HDMI with Ethernet Cable

When selecting an HDMI with Ethernet cable, consider factors such as cable length, HDMI version compatibility, and resolution requirements. CableLeader offers a wide range of HDMI with Ethernet cables, from 3ft to 50ft lengths, as well as extension cables for added flexibility. Ensure that the cable supports the desired resolution, such as 4K@60Hz, and meets any specific requirements, like CL2 rating for in-wall installation.

Conclusion

HDMI with Ethernet cables offer a comprehensive solution for modern home entertainment setups, combining audio, video, and data transfer capabilities in a single cable. With their ability to share internet connections, support advanced HDMI features, and reduce cable clutter, these cables provide a seamless and future-proof connectivity solution. Explore CableLeader's extensive range of HDMI with Ethernet cables and elevate your multimedia experience today.

What is HDMI with Ethernet for?

The HDMI Ethernet Channel allows internet-enabled HDMI devices to share an internet connection via the HDMI link, with no need for a separate Ethernet cable. It also provides the connection platform that will allow HDMI-enabled components to share content between devices.

What devices use HDMI with Ethernet cable?

Examples of devices that can benefit from HDMI with Ethernet include smart TVs, streaming media players, and gaming consoles. HDMI with Ethernet is available in different HDMI cable types, including Standard, High-Speed, Premium High-Speed, and Ultra-High-Speed.

Does high speed HDMI with Ethernet support 4K?

Yes, the High Speed HDMI Cable is designed and tested to handle video resolutions up to 4K@30Hz, including advanced display technologies such as 3D and Deep Color.

Can you run Ethernet through HDMI?

Yes, the HDMI cable can carry an Ethernet signal, but very few devices take advantage of that. The HDMI Ethernet Channel allows multiple HDMI-connected devices to share a single traditional Ethernet connection to a broadband router at speeds of up to 100 Mb/sec.

What version is high speed HDMI with Ethernet?

Relative to a standard HDMI cable, the main difference is that a high speed cable uses HDMI versions 1.3 to 1.4a. This introduces features like deep color and 3D graphics. The bandwidth also increases to 10Gbps.

Can I do HDMI over Ethernet?

Yes, by compressing the HDMI signal into a data stream, HDMI over Ethernet allows users to transmit HDMI signals up to 100 meters/328 feet or more. To extend HDMI over Ethernet, you will need an HDMI over Ethernet extender kit, Ethernet cables, and power supply.

What is the difference between HDMI with Ethernet and without?

An HDMI cable with Ethernet includes the HDMI Ethernet Channel, which enables high-speed internet connectivity for devices that support Ethernet over HDMI. On the other hand, an HDMI cable without Ethernet only supports the audio and video transmission channel and doesn't include the Ethernet channel.

When should I use HDMI with Ethernet?

HDMI with Ethernet is useful when you want to reduce the need for extra cables when using home multimedia devices. Your smart TV, home theater, and gaming consoles would not need both Ethernet and HDMI cables, as the HDMI with Ethernet cable can carry both audio/video and data signals.

Why does my HDMI cable say high speed with Ethernet?

Standard, High-Speed, Premium High-Speed, and Ultra High-Speed HDMI cables can also support an additional HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC). These cables are made to allow multiple HDMI-connected devices to share a single traditional Ethernet connection to a broadband router at speeds of up to 100 Mb/sec.

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Key features of our HDMI with Ethernet cables:

Connectors: HDMI Male to HDMI Male, or HDMI Male to HDMI Female (extension cables). Gold-plated for superior transmission and durability.
Applications: Compatible with DVD/Blu-ray players, AV receivers, gaming consoles, TVs, computers and any other HDMI devices.
Quality & Safety: Supports HDMI 1.4 functions like 3D video, 4K resolution, Audio Return Channel, HDMI Ethernet Channel. RoHS compliant materials. CL2 rated for in-wall installation (select models).

Experience crystal-clear digital video, multi-channel surround audio, and high-speed data transfer up to 100 Mb/sec with CableLeader's reliable HDMI cables with Ethernet.

High-Speed HDMI Cables with Ethernet: The Ultimate Connectivity Solution

Introduction

What is HDMI with Ethernet?

Connectors and Specifications

Benefits of HDMI with Ethernet

Reduced Cable Clutter: By combining audio, video, and data transfer capabilities in a single cable, HDMI with Ethernet eliminates the need for separate Ethernet cables, resulting in a cleaner and more organized setup.
High-Speed Data Transfer: The Ethernet channel in these cables supports data transfer rates of up to 100 Mb/sec, enabling seamless internet connectivity for compatible devices.
Future-Proof Connectivity: As more devices become internet-enabled, HDMI with Ethernet cables provide a future-proof solution, ensuring compatibility with emerging technologies and applications.

Choosing the Right HDMI with Ethernet Cable

Conclusion

What is HDMI with Ethernet for?

What devices use HDMI with Ethernet cable?

Does high speed HDMI with Ethernet support 4K?

Yes, the High Speed HDMI Cable is designed and tested to handle video resolutions up to 4K@30Hz, including advanced display technologies such as 3D and Deep Color.

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15ft High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet, 4K Support, 28 AWG, Black

More About HDMI with Ethernet

High-Speed HDMI Cables with Ethernet: The Ultimate Connectivity Solution

Introduction

What is HDMI with Ethernet?

Connectors and Specifications

Benefits of HDMI with Ethernet

Choosing the Right HDMI with Ethernet Cable

Conclusion

What is HDMI with Ethernet for?

What devices use HDMI with Ethernet cable?

Does high speed HDMI with Ethernet support 4K?

Can you run Ethernet through HDMI?

What version is high speed HDMI with Ethernet?

Can I do HDMI over Ethernet?

What is the difference between HDMI with Ethernet and without?

When should I use HDMI with Ethernet?

Why does my HDMI cable say high speed with Ethernet?

More About HDMI with Ethernet

High-Speed HDMI Cables with Ethernet: The Ultimate Connectivity Solution

Introduction

What is HDMI with Ethernet?

Connectors and Specifications

Benefits of HDMI with Ethernet

Choosing the Right HDMI with Ethernet Cable

Conclusion

What is HDMI with Ethernet for?

What devices use HDMI with Ethernet cable?

Does high speed HDMI with Ethernet support 4K?

Can you run Ethernet through HDMI?

What version is high speed HDMI with Ethernet?

Can I do HDMI over Ethernet?

What is the difference between HDMI with Ethernet and without?

When should I use HDMI with Ethernet?

Why does my HDMI cable say high speed with Ethernet?