HDMI Cable with Ethernet Manhattan 2m

The Manhattan HDMI Cable with Ethernet (2 m) is a fully shielded, CL3-rated cable designed for in-wall installation and high-definition AV connections. It supports up to 4K x 2K at 60 Hz, provides an Audio Return Channel (ARC) and offers a bandwidth of 18 Gbps (600 MHz). The cable has gold-plated contacts, an abrasion-resistant construction and a flexible PVC jacket suitable for home and professional AV projects.

Advantages

This Manhattan High Speed HDMI Cable delivers reliable transmission of high-definition video and multichannel digital audio over a single cable. Its CL3 in-wall rating and robust PVC jacket increase safety and durability for concealed installations. Gold-plated contacts and full shielding reduce signal loss and interference, while the 18 Gbps bandwidth and ARC support modern 4K@60Hz sources and displays.

Suitable for

• Connecting 4K TVs, projectors and AV receivers
• Hooking up gaming consoles and media players
• In-wall residential and commercial AV cable runs
• Installations requiring Audio Return Channel (ARC) support

Key specifications

• Length: 2 m
• Connectors: HDMI Type A to HDMI Type A (Standard)
• Bandwidth: 18 Gbit/s (600 MHz)
• Resolution support: up to 4K x 2K @ 60 Hz
• Features: Ethernet support, Audio Return Channel (ARC)
• In-wall rating: CL3
• Contacts: Gold-plated
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.1 kg

How to use

Route the Manhattan HDMI Cable through the wall or along cable paths following local building and fire codes. Connect one HDMI Type A end to the source device (for example a Blu-ray player, console or set-top box) and the other end to the display or AV receiver. Ensure ports are clean and fully inserted to maintain good contact with gold-plated connectors. Use the Ethernet and ARC functions only if both connected devices support those features.

Recommendations

For in-wall installations, verify compliance with local electrical and fire regulations before installation. Avoid tight bends or kinks in the cable and keep the cable away from high-power electrical wiring to minimize interference. If using ARC or HDMI Ethernet Channel, confirm both devices support these protocols for full functionality.