HDMI cross wall cable VivoLink PROHDMICW10 10m

The VivoLink PROHDMICW10 is a 10 m HDMI Cross Wall Cable with HDMI Type A connectors and gold-plated contacts. Designed for wall installations, the cable supports HDMI 1.4 features including full HD 1080p resolution, 3D, HDCP, CEC and Audio Return Channel (ARC). The conductor is pure copper and the cable is triple shielded with additional shielding in the connector to ensure reliable signal transmission.

Advantages

Triple shielding and extra connector shielding reduce electromagnetic interference, while a pure copper conductor provides stable data transfer. Gold-plated HDMI Type A connectors improve contact reliability and corrosion resistance. The cable supports a data rate up to 10.2 Gbit/s and is flexible enough for installations that require a small bending radius.

Suitable for

• Connecting TVs and AV receivers in wall-mounted installations
• Full HD (1080p) video and 3D signal transmission
• Home theater systems using ARC and CEC functions
• Set-top boxes, Blu-ray players and game consoles requiring HDMI 1.4 compatibility

Key specifications

• Length: 10 m
• Connector type: HDMI Type A (male) – both ends
• Supported resolution: up to 1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
• HDMI version: 1.4
• Data rate: up to 10.2 Gbit/s
• Features: ARC, 3D, HDCP, CEC
• Conductor: pure copper
• Shielding: triple shielded cable with extra shielding in connector
• Connector plating: gold (min. 15 µm)
• Colour: Black

How to use

Route the 10 m VivoLink PROHDMICW10 through wall cavities or conduit as required for the installation. Ensure both HDMI Type A connectors are fully inserted into the TV and source device HDMI ports. Avoid sharp bends and excessive pulling; the cable's flexibility allows for a small bending radius but maintain gentle curves to preserve shielding and conductor integrity. Verify device settings for ARC or CEC if those functions are required.

Recommendations

For optimal performance in wall installations, use appropriate wall plates or grommets to protect the connector ends, and avoid running the HDMI cable parallel to high-voltage power lines to minimize interference.