Eaton Tripp Lite Series 4K HDMI Cable (M/M) - 4K 60 Hz, 4:4:4, Gripping Connectors, Black, 3 ft. - HDMI cable - 3 ft
$12.00
$9.99
Mfg # P568-003-2A
CDW # 5403784
| UNSPSC 26121600
Quick tech specs
- High-speed 4K HDMI cable connect laptop or tablet to an HDTV/monitor/projector for 4K video w/ 4:4:4 color
- HDMI plugs maintain constant A/V signal w/out accidental disconnections
- 3 ft length allows flexibility in placing devices and avoiding cable clutter
- Tripp Lite is now a part of Eaton
- Deliver UHD picture quality at resolutions up to 3840x2160(4K x 2K)@ 60Hz
- Supports 4:4:4 chroma subsampling for HDR-compatible TV's
- Plug/play operation w/ no software required to install
Know your gear
This Cat6 UTP patch cable is ideal for connecting network components, such as printers, computers, copiers, routers, servers, modems and switches, in high-density data centers. Designed for fast transmission and excellent signal quality, this RJ45 patch cable ensures data transfer speeds up to 1 Gbps throughout your Gigabit Ethernet or VoIP network.
Both RJ45 male connectors are designed at 90-degree angles: one upward, the other downward. This helps prevent excessive bending and reduce stress on the cable. The space-saving cable is easy to plug into patch panels, switches and other devices located in a confined area or behind a desk.
This Cat6 patch cable features a blue PVC jacket and molded blue ends. The color-coding allows easy, fast identification in a crowded rack or workstation and helps prevent the cable from becoming inadvertently disconnected.
Both RJ45 male connectors are designed at 90-degree angles: one upward, the other downward. This helps prevent excessive bending and reduce stress on the cable. The space-saving cable is easy to plug into patch panels, switches and other devices located in a confined area or behind a desk.
This Cat6 patch cable features a blue PVC jacket and molded blue ends. The color-coding allows easy, fast identification in a crowded rack or workstation and helps prevent the cable from becoming inadvertently disconnected.
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