HDMI Cable ShiverPeaks BS30-01505 50m

The ShiverPeaks BS30-01505 HDMI Cable 50m is a long-reach HDMI Type A to Type A cable designed to transmit high-definition audio and video signals across extended distances. With gold-plated contacts on standard HDMI Type A connectors and a 50 metre length, it enables connections between source devices and displays where short cables are impractical. The cable supports a data transfer rate of 17.819 Gbit/s and is specified to carry 3D video formats, providing compatibility for a range of AV setups that require reliable signal transmission over longer runs.

Advantages

The cable’s 50 m length allows flexible placement of displays and source equipment in conference rooms, lecture halls, retail installations or home theatre systems. Gold-plated contacts reduce oxidation and maintain consistent electrical contact for stable signal transfer. A data throughput of 17.819 Gbit/s supports high-definition video and multi-channel audio transmission, while the black outer jacket and standard HDMI Type A connectors ensure straightforward compatibility with most consumer and professional AV devices. The construction is aimed at durability to withstand installation and occasional handling.

Suitable for

• Connecting a media player, Blu-ray player or set-top box to a distant TV or projector
• AV installations in classrooms, meeting rooms and auditoriums
• Long-run connections in retail displays and public signage
• Home theatre setups that require a single-cable HDMI connection over extended distances

Key specifications

• Cable length: 50 m
• Connector type: HDMI Type A to HDMI Type A
• Contact plating: gold-plated contacts
• Data transfer rate: 17.819 Gbit/s
• Supports: 3D video transmission
• Colour: Black

How to use

Route the cable from the source device to the display, avoiding sharp bends and tight loops that could strain the cable. Connect one HDMI Type A plug to the HDMI output of the source device and the other plug to the HDMI input of the display. Ensure both devices are powered off when making the physical connection, then power them on and select the appropriate HDMI input on the display. For long runs, verify signal integrity and picture quality; use cable clips or conduits to secure the cable and prevent movement that could loosen connections.

Recommendations

For best results over the 50 m run, avoid running the HDMI cable in parallel with high-voltage power cables and keep it away from strong electromagnetic interference sources. If you experience signal degradation at maximum resolution, consider using active extenders or an HDMI signal booster compatible with the required bandwidth and 3D support.