Promate ProLink4K60-10M 4K@60Hz HDMI Cable 10m

Promate ProLink4K60-10M HDMI Cable

The Promate 4K HDMI Cable facilitates high-bandwidth digital signal transmission for professional AV environments requiring extended 10-meter cable runs. This HDMI 2.0 compliant component supports bandwidth capacities up to 18Gbps. Consequently, it ensures stable delivery of 4K resolution at a 60Hz refresh rate without signal degradation. The internal architecture utilizes high-purity oxygen-free copper conductors to maintain data integrity over the full length of the cable. This makes the cable suitable for connecting high-definition displays, projectors, and server-room monitoring equipment.

Key Features

• Ultra HD Resolution Support
  The hardware supports 3840 x 2160 resolution at 60 frames per second for fluid motion video.

• Enhanced Signal Shielding

  • Triple-layer Al-Mylar foil shielding reduces electromagnetic interference (EMI).
  • Heavy-duty braided shielding prevents radio frequency interference (RFI) in high-density racks.
  • 24K Gold-plated connectors minimize contact resistance and prevent oxidation.

• Integrated Ethernet and Audio
  This cable combines high-speed data networking with Audio Return Channel (ARC) functionality.

• High Dynamic Range (HDR) Compatibility
  The interface supports expanded contrast ratios and color spaces for professional grading monitors.

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• 1 x Promate ProLink4K60-10M HDMI Cable

• Protective Connector Caps

Why Choose This Connectivity Solution

• The 10-meter span provides sufficient reach for ceiling-mounted projectors or remote server consoles without requiring active repeaters.

• Full 4K@60Hz support ensures compatibility with modern workstations and high-refresh-rate monitoring systems.

• Corrosion-resistant gold plating maintains low latency and high signal-to-noise ratios over long-term deployments.

• The rugged PVC jacket withstands the physical stress of installation through conduits and cable trays.

• Integrated HEC technology allows networked devices to share internet access via the HDMI interface, reducing redundant cabling.