HDMI Cable 4K Ultra HD High Speed with Ethernet HEC ARC

The Right HDMI Cable for Every Installation

Whether you're connecting a TV, soundbar, gaming console or projector, choosing the correct HDMI cable ensures reliable picture and sound quality.

Available in multiple lengths to suit everything from simple TV setups to longer home theatre installations.

Perfect for:

✔ TVs

✔ Soundbars

✔ Gaming consoles

✔ AV receivers

✔ Projectors

✔ Streaming devices

✔ Commercial displays

✔ Home theatre systems

Reliable Picture and Sound Every Time

A quality HDMI cable helps ensure stable audio and video performance between your devices.

Benefits include:

✔ Supports 4K Ultra HD

✔ HDR compatible

✔ High Speed with Ethernet

✔ ARC support

✔ Gold-plated connectors

✔ Slim connector design

✔ Suitable for home and commercial installations.

Choose the Right Cable for Your Installation

For most home TV installations up to moderate lengths, a quality High Speed HDMI cable provides excellent performance for 4K entertainment systems.

If you're installing very long cable runs through walls or ceilings, our Active Optical HDMI range is designed specifically for those applications.

High quality professional series Ultra Slim HDMI cable to suit commercial or domestic audio visual installations.

High Speed with Ethernet HEC ARC.

• Slim head
• v2 - 3D Compatible
• Return audio pass
• Ethernet
• Support 4k
• High speed with ethernet
• 24k Gold contacts
• Support Dolby HD
• HDR

Which cable length should I choose?

Choose the shortest cable that comfortably reaches between your devices. Shorter cables are generally easier to manage, while longer installations may benefit from an Active Optical HDMI cable.

Will this work with my soundbar?

Yes. The cable supports ARC (Audio Return Channel), making it suitable for compatible TVs and soundbars.

Will this support 4K?

Yes. The cable supports 4K Ultra HD video when used with compatible devices.

Can I use this with PlayStation or Xbox?

Yes. It's suitable for connecting compatible gaming consoles, TVs and monitors that operate within the cable's supported specification.

When should I choose an Active Optical HDMI cable instead?

If you're running HDMI over very long distances (typically 15–20 metres or more), especially through walls or ceilings, an Active Optical HDMI cable is the better choice because it's designed specifically for maintaining signal quality over long runs.