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The SECO LARM mc-1130-35fq is an HDMI patch cord designed for professional AV installations requiring 4K resolution, HDR support, and full 18 Gbps bandwidth. At 35 feet in length, it delivers high-definition video and audio without signal degradation across extended runs. Gold-plated HDMI connectors provide low-resistance, corrosion-resistant terminations suited for permanent or semi-permanent installations. The cable includes an integrated Ethernet channel, allowing compatible devices to share a network connection over the same HDMI run. Rated UL CL3, it meets in-wall fire safety requirements. A licensed AV or low-voltage installer typically handles permanent deployment in commercial or residential environments.
This cable is well suited for home theater systems, digital signage, commercial AV distribution, and any fixed installation where a long HDMI run must carry 4K or 3D content. The 35-foot length accommodates typical wall-mount display setups, projector drops, and rack-to-display routing where shorter cables fall short. The Ethernet channel support reduces cable clutter for devices such as smart displays and ARC-enabled receivers that can share a single network link over HDMI.
Designed for use with any HDMI-equipped source and display device supporting 4K, 3D, or ARC functionality, including televisions, projectors, AV receivers, and digital signage players.
Low-voltage or AV technicians typically install this cable in wall or ceiling pathways where CL3 rating is required by local fire and building codes. Power down all connected AV equipment before connecting or disconnecting HDMI cables to avoid hot-plug damage to source or display ports. When routing through conduit or wall cavities, avoid sharp bends that can stress the cable jacket or degrade signal integrity. Verify that all connected devices support HDMI Ethernet Channel before relying on the shared network link.
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