C2G CG56783 High Speed Hdmi Cable with Ethernet 6ft

Product Description

The C2G CG56783 is a 6-foot High Speed HDMI cable with Ethernet channel support, designed for connecting HDMI-enabled displays, source devices, and AV equipment in residential and light commercial installations. This cable supports the High Speed HDMI specification, which covers the bandwidth required for full HD and higher-resolution video signals along with multi-channel digital audio. The integrated Ethernet channel allows compatible devices to share a network connection over the same cable, reducing cable clutter in AV setups. Installation is straightforward and does not require specialized tooling.

This cable is suited for connecting Blu-ray players, streaming devices, gaming consoles, AV receivers, projectors, and monitors to HDMI-equipped displays. It is commonly used in home theater setups, conference room AV installations, and digital signage applications where a reliable HDMI link of approximately 6 feet is needed between source and display. AV installers, low-voltage technicians, and electricians working in structured media or home automation environments will find this cable a standard choice for short HDMI runs.

Key Features

• High Speed HDMI specification supports full HD and higher-resolution video with full-bandwidth signal integrity
• Integrated Ethernet channel supports network data sharing between compatible HDMI devices
• 6-foot length suitable for typical equipment-rack-to-display or component-to-receiver runs
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward inventory and installation use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard High Speed HDMI replacement or new-installation cable compatible with any device featuring a standard HDMI Type A port that supports the High Speed HDMI with Ethernet specification.

Installation Notes

Power down or place source and display devices in standby before connecting or disconnecting HDMI cables to avoid potential signal handshake issues. Ensure connectors are fully seated and latched at both ends. Avoid sharp bends or pinching the cable during routing, as this can degrade signal quality. Low-voltage installers should follow applicable local codes and AV industry best practices for cable management and strain relief.