Binary B4-HD2-3 4K Hdmi Cable with Ethernet 3m

Product Description

The BINARY B4-HD2-3 is a 4K HDMI cable with integrated Ethernet channel, measuring 3 meters (approximately 10 feet) in length. Designed for high-definition audiovisual signal transmission, it supports 4K resolution and carries Ethernet data over the same cable, reducing wiring complexity in integrated AV installations. This cable is suited for professional AV integrators, low-voltage installers, and systems technicians working on residential or commercial display systems. The single-cable solution handles both video and network data, making it a practical choice for connected display environments where clean, efficient routing is required.

The B4-HD2-3 is used in applications where a source device and a display need to pass 4K video signal and Ethernet over a single HDMI run. Typical install scenarios include connecting media players, AV receivers, streaming devices, or set-top boxes to 4K-capable displays, projectors, or switching equipment. The 3-meter length suits moderate-distance runs within equipment racks, AV cabinets, or wall-mounted display setups. It is appropriate for both residential home theater builds and light commercial AV systems.

Key Features

• Supports 4K resolution for high-definition video transmission
• Integrated Ethernet channel eliminates a separate network cable run
• 3-meter (10-foot) length accommodates standard in-room AV routing distances
• Sold as a single cable unit (each)
• Standard HDMI connector interface for broad device compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as a standard HDMI replacement or new-installation cable for use with any HDMI-equipped source or display device supporting 4K resolution and HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC) functionality.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by low-voltage AV technicians or licensed electricians working within applicable low-voltage wiring codes. Power down all connected source and display equipment before connecting or disconnecting HDMI cables to avoid signal handshake errors or port damage. Route cables away from high-voltage conduit runs to minimize electromagnetic interference. Do not exceed the cable's rated bend radius during routing to maintain signal integrity.