HDMI cable VivoLink PROHDMIOP8K60 8K, 60 m length

VivoLink PROHDMIOP8K60 8K, 60 m length is a high-capacity HDMI cable designed for long-distance digital video and audio transmission. The cable supports up to 8K resolution at compatible frame rates and provides a single-cable solution for connecting displays, projectors and AV equipment in homes, conference rooms and professional installations where extended runs are required.

Advantages

The cable combines extended length with support for high-resolution video formats, reducing the need for signal extenders or multiple intermediate devices. Constructed to maintain stable digital signal integrity over 60 meters, it delivers both video and multi-channel audio through a single connector type. The cable’s design focuses on reliable transmission and compatibility with modern HDMI features relevant to high-resolution content.

Suitable for

• Connecting distant displays in conference rooms and auditoriums
• Linking projectors to AV sources in lecture halls and event venues
• Home theatre setups that require long cable routing between source and screen
• Professional AV installations where a single-cable 8K-capable link is needed

Key specifications

• Supported resolution: up to 8K (depending on source and display capabilities)
• Cable length: 60 meters
• Signal type: digital HDMI video and audio
• Connector type: standard HDMI connectors (male-to-male)
• Intended use: long-distance HDMI transmission for video and multi-channel audio

How to use

Connect one end of the HDMI cable to the HDMI output of the source device and the other end to the HDMI input of the display, projector or AV receiver. Ensure both connected devices are powered off when inserting or removing the cable to avoid hot-plug issues, then power both devices and select the appropriate HDMI input on the display or receiver. Verify source and display settings for resolution and refresh rate to match the supported capabilities for 8K or lower resolutions as required.

Recommendations

For optimal performance over long runs, route the cable away from large sources of electromagnetic interference (such as high-power electrical wiring and motors) and avoid tight bends near the connectors. If the desired resolution or frame rate is not achieved, check source and display compatibility, HDMI input settings, and consider using compatible intermediate signal equipment if specific features are required.