Tripp Lite P568-040 High Speed Hdmi Cable 40 Feet

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE P568-040 is a high-speed HDMI cable rated for demanding audio and video signal transmission over a 40-foot run. It is designed for installations where source equipment and displays are separated by significant distance, such as conference rooms, classrooms, equipment racks, and commercial AV setups. The cable carries uncompressed digital video and multichannel audio through a single HDMI connection. AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and commercial electricians typically specify cables of this length for structured cabling and permanent in-wall or conduit routing.

The P568-040 is suited for both commercial and residential applications requiring long HDMI runs. Typical use cases include connecting a rack-mounted media server or distribution amplifier to a wall-mounted display, projector, or switcher. At 40 feet, this cable is appropriate for mid-size conference rooms and classrooms where shorter cables are insufficient. It is sold individually as a single unit.

Key Features

• High-speed HDMI specification supports digital video and multichannel audio over a single cable
• 40-foot cable length accommodates extended runs between source and display equipment
• Single-unit packaging allows for straightforward quantity ordering on a per-run basis
• Designed for AV integration, commercial display installations, and permanent structured cabling routes

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style HDMI cable compatible with standard HDMI-equipped source devices and displays, including monitors, projectors, switchers, and distribution amplifiers with full-size HDMI ports.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage technicians and AV integrators typically handle permanent HDMI cable installations. When routing through walls or conduit, verify local building codes for low-voltage wiring requirements. Power down all connected source and display equipment before making or breaking HDMI connections. Avoid sharp bends or kinks along the cable run, particularly at termination points, to maintain signal integrity over the full 40-foot length.