HDMI Cable, High Speed with Ethernet, HDMI Male, CL2 rated, 1.5 foot

1.5 foot HDMI Cable, High Speed with Ethernet, HDMI Male, Inwall/CL2 rated, 1080p

Our High Quality HDMI Cables:
Heavy Gauge (AWG) Wire CL2 In-Wall Rated
A primary consideration for the wire in an HDMI cable is its impedance (resistance). Impedance decreases as wire diameter increases. A lower gauge (AWG number) indicates a larger wire diameter and less impedance. All of our longer HDMI cables are heavy gauge. The CL2 rating indicates that its outer jacket has been designed to burn slowly, thereby making it safe for use inside or through the walls of residential buildings. It also complies with fire safety codes and insurance requirements.

Their Poor Quality HDMI Cables:
Small Gauge (AWG) Wire, Not In-Wall Rated
While a small-gauge cable may work in a single short run, it is a potential source of trouble in longer cables especially if you're using switches, couplers, or repeaters along the way. Heavy gauge is a better way to avoid signal loss. Many cables are UL-listed without having an in-wall rating; if it doesn't have CL2 designation printed directly on the jacket, don't assume it's rated for In-wall installation.

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