Tripp Lite P568-010 High Speed Hdmi Cable M/m 10 Feet

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE P568-010 is a high-speed HDMI cable designed for reliable digital audio and video transmission between HDMI-equipped devices. Configured male to male, it provides a direct connection between a source and a display without adapters or converters. The cable measures 10 feet in length, making it suitable for equipment racks, workstations, AV installations, and control panels where a moderate cable run is needed. It is installed by electricians, low-voltage technicians, and AV integrators working in commercial and light industrial environments. The male-to-male configuration allows straightforward point-to-point hookup with no additional hardware required.

The P568-010 is used in applications that require a standard HDMI connection between two devices, such as connecting a media player, computer, or signal processor to a monitor or display. It fits typical AV equipment rooms, building automation panels, and service workstations. Trade professionals working in control system integration, digital signage, or test bench setups will find the 10-foot run length practical for most short-to-medium distance installations.

Key Features

• High-speed HDMI specification for digital audio and video signal transmission
• Male to male connector configuration for direct device-to-device connection
• 10-foot cable length suitable for standard AV and equipment rack runs
• Black jacket finish for clean, professional installations
• Single unit packaging - no cutting or field termination required

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or addition for installations requiring a high-speed male-to-male HDMI cable connection between HDMI-equipped source and display devices.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by low-voltage technicians or AV integrators following applicable low-voltage cabling codes. Power down all connected devices before connecting or disconnecting HDMI cables to avoid signal damage. Avoid sharp bends or pinching the cable during routing, and secure the run with appropriate cable management hardware to prevent strain on the connectors.