C2G Legrand CG56782 High Speed Hdmi Cable Ethernet 3ft

Product Description

The C2G Legrand CG56782 is a 3-foot high speed HDMI cable with Ethernet channel support, designed for connecting HDMI-enabled displays, projectors, receivers, and source devices in residential and commercial AV installations. It carries uncompressed digital video and audio over a single cable and supports the Ethernet channel feature for installations where HDMI-enabled devices share a network connection through the cable itself. AV integrators, electricians, and low-voltage technicians install this cable in home theater setups, conference rooms, and equipment rack builds where a short, reliable HDMI run is needed.

This cable is suited for short-run connections between components mounted in close proximity, such as a receiver to a display, a set-top box to a monitor, or a media player to a projector. It is well-matched to residential and light commercial installs where a 3-foot reach is sufficient and cable clutter needs to be minimized. The Ethernet channel capability reduces the need for a separate network cable between compatible HDMI devices on the same network.

Key Features

• High speed HDMI specification supports 4K, 1080p, and deep color video formats
• Integrated Ethernet channel allows network data sharing between compatible HDMI devices
• 3-foot length suited for tight component-to-component connections
• Single cable carries digital video, multi-channel audio, and Ethernet data simultaneously
• Standard HDMI connectors fit full-size HDMI ports on displays, receivers, source devices, and switchers

Compatibility

Designed as a standard high speed HDMI replacement or installation cable for use with any full-size HDMI port device supporting the HDMI 1.4 or later specification, including displays, AV receivers, media players, and projectors.

Installation Notes

Installation does not require powered-down equipment in all cases, but powering off source and display devices before connecting or disconnecting HDMI cables is recommended to protect port circuitry. Low-voltage installers should route cables away from AC power lines to reduce interference. No special tools are required for this connection type. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and any applicable structured wiring standards for in-wall or in-ceiling runs.