Overview

HDMI2-US – Ultra Slim, High Speed with Ethernet HDMI Cable 0.5M/1M/1.8M

The HDMI2-US Ultra Slim HDMI Cable is perfect for installations where space is a premium, such as wall-mounted flat-screen TVs within cabinets, or in compact workspaces where standard HDMI cables can be bulky and difficult to manage. Our latest Ultra Slim HDMI cable range offers the same high speed performance in a far more discreet package. Sporting the same specification, compatibility, and reliability as the High Speed with Ethernet HDMI cable range.

The HDMI2-US Ultra Slim HDMI Cable is available in the lengths below:

0.5m (Order Code is: HDMI2-050-US)
1.0m (Order Code is: HDMI2-101-US)
1.8m (Order Code is: HDMI2-181-US)

Tested for use with all 4K signals, up to 1.8m.

  • HDMI v2.0 compatible and 4K Certified
  • Full 1080p, 4K timings supported
  • Ethernet (HEC) and Audio Return (ARC) Channels
  • 99.999% Oxygen Free Copper
  • Available in: 0.5m, 1m & 1.8m lengths
Cable Length Weight
0.5m 20g
1m 20g
1.8m 40g
Product Stock Category Core Product

HDMI Cables FAQ

How would I pre-test my HDMI cables for a planned installation?

The easiest way to test an HDMI cable is to use a dedicated HDMI cable tester, here at CYP we have you covered, take a look at our XA-3P, not only is it a UHD HDMI cable tester but its also a Pattern Generator and Analyser.

When is a HDMI cable most likely to be faulty?

Unlike electronic hardware, it is impractical to QC cabling in an cost effective manner therefore the biggest chance of a faulty HDMI cable is when is it brand new.

What lengths can standard HDMI cables come in?

Normal 'copper' based HDMI cable will normally come in lengths from 0.5m to 7m. Users need to remember that HDMI cable length maximums are for the total length of the system cabling. Therefore using, say two 5m HDMI cables in the same run, may cause in inconsistent results.

How do you overcome restrictions on HDMI cable distances?

A simple way of overcoming HDMI cable restrictions is to use a higher specified HDMI cable. For example if you wish to run a 4K HDMI signal over two 5m cables, using 8K HDMI cables will massively reduce potential inconsistencies. At greater distances you need to use hardware extender technology like HDBaseT.

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