HDMI Cross Wall Cable VivoLink PROHDMICW15 15m

The VivoLink PROHDMICW15 is a 15 m HDMI Cross Wall Cable with HDMI Type A male connectors on both ends, designed for reliable in-wall installations. It supports HDMI 1.4 features including Full HD 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080), 3D, Audio Return Channel (ARC), HDCP and CEC, and offers a data transfer rate up to 10.2 Gbit/s. The cable has a triple-shielded construction with additional shielding in the connector, a pure copper conductor and gold-plated HDMI Type A contacts to ensure consistent signal quality. The connection point diameter measures 15 mm and the cable comes in black.

Advantages

The cable’s triple shielding and extra connector shielding minimise electromagnetic interference for stable signal transmission. Pure copper conductors and gold-plated 15 µm minimum contacts improve conductivity and reduce corrosion. Its design supports HDMI 1.4 features such as ARC, 3D and HDCP while maintaining a high flexibility for a small bending radius suitable for wall runs and concealed installations.

Suitable for

• Home theatre installations with in-wall routing
• Connecting TVs, Blu-ray players and AV receivers over a 15 m run
• Professional AV setups requiring HDMI 1.4 features (ARC, 3D, CEC)

Key specifications

• Cable length: 15 m
• Connectors: HDMI Type A male – HDMI Type A male
• Supported resolution: up to 1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
• HDMI version: 1.4
• Maximum data rate: 10.2 Gbit/s
• Shielding: triple shielded cable with extra shielding in connector
• Conductor material: pure copper
• Contacts: gold plated (min. 15 µm)
• Connection point diameter: 15 mm
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 1.4 kg

How to use

Route the VivoLink PROHDMICW15 through the wall or conduit following local building and safety regulations. Connect each HDMI Type A male end to the HDMI ports on your source device and display or AV receiver. Ensure connectors are fully inserted and secure. Use gentle bends to respect the cable’s minimum bending radius and avoid sharp kinks. For wall-mounted installations, use appropriate wall plates or grommets to protect the cable at entry and exit points.

Recommendations

For best signal integrity in long in-wall runs, avoid running the HDMI cable in parallel with high-voltage power cables and keep bending within the cable’s flexible range. Use compliant wall plates and connectors and verify device HDMI settings (ARC, CEC) when required.