Vanco HDAC75 Hdmi Cable 24 Awg 75 Feet

Product Description

The VANCO HDAC75 is a 75-foot HDMI cable constructed with 24 AWG conductors, designed for long-run audio and video signal transmission in professional AV installations. It carries uncompressed digital video and multi-channel audio between source equipment and displays over a single cable run. The 24 AWG conductor gauge supports signal integrity over the extended 75-foot length, making it suitable for in-wall routing, ceiling drops, and other permanent installation scenarios where shorter patch cables are not practical. AV integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers for this type of cable.

This cable is well suited for commercial and residential AV system builds where source components such as media players, receivers, or distribution amplifiers must connect to displays, projectors, or matrix switchers across larger rooms or across floors. The 75-foot length accommodates boardrooms, classrooms, large living spaces, and similar installations where equipment racks are separated from display endpoints by significant distance. It ships as a single cable unit.

Key Features

• 75-foot length for long-run AV installations without the need for signal extenders in many applications
• 24 AWG conductor construction supports signal integrity over extended cable runs
• Single-cable solution carries both digital video and multi-channel audio via HDMI
• Suitable for permanent in-wall or in-conduit installation routing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard HDMI cable replacement or new-install cable for use with any HDMI-equipped source device or display, including receivers, projectors, media players, and matrix distribution systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or AV integrator familiar with structured cabling practices. When routing through walls or conduit, verify local building codes and fire-rating requirements for cable jacketing before installation. Avoid sharp bends or kinks along the cable run, as these can degrade signal quality. Power down all connected equipment before making or breaking HDMI connections.