HDMI Cable ShiverPeaks BS30-02755 75m Type A to Type D

The ShiverPeaks BS30-02755 HDMI Cable 75m Type A to Type D is a long-reach digital video and audio cable designed for connecting equipment that uses a standard HDMI Type A connector on one end and a Micro HDMI Type D connector on the other. With a 75-meter length and gold-plated contacts, the cable supports reliable signal transmission for applications that require extended distance between devices, such as linking cameras, monitors, capture devices or TVs positioned far apart. The cable supports 3D content and provides a data throughput suitable for many common high-definition uses.

Advantages

The cable’s extended 75 m length enables flexible equipment placement without the need for multiple adapters or repeaters in short runs. Gold-plated contacts improve contact reliability and reduce corrosion over time. A data transfer capability of approximately 17.819 Gbit/s delivers sufficient bandwidth for high-definition video and audio signals and 3D formats. The black jacket provides a neutral appearance that integrates easily with most AV setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting cameras or camcorders with Micro HDMI output to displays or capture devices with standard HDMI input
• Long-distance connections in studios, event venues, or surveillance installations
• Home AV setups where devices are separated by substantial distance
• 3D content transmission between source devices and compatible displays

Key specifications

• Cable length: 75 m
• Connector A: HDMI Type A (Standard)
• Connector B: HDMI Type D (Micro)
• Data transfer rate: 17.819 Gbit/s
• Contact plating: gold-plated contacts
• Supported formats: 3D content support
• Colour: black

How to use

Connect the HDMI Type A end to the display, capture device or TV HDMI input and the HDMI Type D (Micro) end to the source device such as a camera or mobile device that provides a Micro HDMI output. Ensure both devices are powered off or in standby when connecting to avoid hot-plug transients, then power on the devices and select the appropriate input on the display or capture device. For long runs, route the cable to avoid sharp bends and keep it away from strong electromagnetic sources to minimise interference.

Recommendations

For optimal signal quality over long distances, check device compatibility with the cable’s bandwidth and consider using signal boosters or repeaters if you experience signal degradation at full length. Avoid tight bends and kinks, secure the cable to prevent strain on the connectors, and store the cable loosely coiled when not in use.