HDMI cable ShiverPeaks 77470-WLDN A-type connector, supports 4K

The ShiverPeaks 77470-WLDN HDMI cable with A-type connectors supports 4K resolution and is intended for transmitting high-resolution video and multichannel audio between HDMI-capable devices. With a 1.0 m length and a white low-density nylon jacket, this cable connects monitors, TVs, projectors and other display equipment while maintaining signal integrity for Ultra HD and 3D-compatible sources.

Advantages

This HDMI cable features gold-plated contacts for reliable contact and reduced corrosion, a flexible low-density nylon outer jacket that resists kinking and abrasion, and compatibility with Ultra HD and 3D signals. The built-in support for multichannel audio and common HDMI features ensures straightforward connection of source devices to displays without additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Connecting a 4K Blu-ray player or media streamer to a 4K TV
• Linking a laptop or desktop graphics output to an external monitor or projector
• Home entertainment setups that require 4K video and multichannel audio
• Office presentations and digital signage with HDMI inputs

Key specifications

• Connector type: HDMI A (male) to HDMI A (male)
• Length: 1.0 m
• Resolution support: up to 4K (Ultra HD) and 3D formats
• Contacts: gold-plated for enhanced conductivity and corrosion resistance
• Jacket: white low-density nylon for flexibility and surface protection
• Audio: supports multichannel digital audio over HDMI

How to use

Plug one HDMI A connector into the HDMI output of the source device and the other into the HDMI input of the display. Ensure both devices are powered and set to compatible video and audio formats; on the display, select the corresponding HDMI input. For best results with 4K content, confirm that source and display settings (resolution, refresh rate, color depth) match the capabilities of both devices.

Recommendations

Route the cable without tight bends and avoid compressing the connector ends. For stable 4K playback, use direct connections between source and display and minimize the use of passive splitters or long extension runs. Keep the cable away from large power cables to reduce potential interference.