C2G CG43171 Hdbaset Cat6a Cable 35 Feet

Product Description

The C2G CG43171 is a 35-foot Cat6a cable engineered for HDBaseT signal distribution. HDBaseT is a connectivity standard used to transmit uncompressed HD video, audio, power, and control signals over a single structured cabling run. Cat6a construction supports the higher frequencies and longer distances that HDBaseT installations demand, making this cable a reliable choice for AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and systems installers working in commercial and residential environments. The 35-foot length suits runs between wall plates, distribution points, and display endpoints where shorter patch cables fall short.

This cable is suited for HDBaseT extender systems deployed in conference rooms, classrooms, digital signage installations, and home theater setups. It connects HDBaseT transmitters to receivers or compatible display and source equipment, carrying HD video, audio, and control data over a single structured cable run. Low-voltage AV and data cabling professionals are the primary installers for this type of product.

Key Features

• 35-foot length supports HDBaseT runs between transmitter and receiver endpoints
• Cat6a specification supports the bandwidth and frequency requirements of HDBaseT signal distribution
• Single-cable solution carries HD video, audio, and control signals simultaneously
• Sold as a single unit, ready for immediate deployment

Compatibility

Designed for use with HDBaseT-compatible transmitters, receivers, extenders, and switching equipment that require Cat6a structured cabling for signal distribution.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or AV systems integrators. Verify that termination points at both ends are properly dressed and seated before powering up connected HDBaseT equipment. Avoid sharp bends and staple-through fastening that can damage the cable jacket or degrade signal integrity. Follow TIA-568 and applicable local codes for structured cabling installation practices.