HDMI-kabel DeLOCK Ultra High Speed 48 Gbit/s 8K 60 Hz rood 3 m

The DeLOCK Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable (3 m) transmits high-bandwidth audio and video signals between HDMI devices such as TVs, Blu-ray players, monitors and projectors. With a maximum bandwidth of 48 Gbps it supports 8K Ultra HD resolution at 7680 x 4320 @ 60 Hz. The cable features gold-plated HDMI Type A connectors and a red and black design suitable for home cinema and larger AV layouts.

Advantages

The cable supports Dynamic HDR and Dolby® Vision for improved colour depth, contrast and brightness reproduction. It also supports Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC) to send uncompressed, lossless audio from the TV back to a compatible AV receiver or soundbar. Gold-plated connectors improve signal reliability and the 3 m length allows flexible placement of devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting 8K-capable TVs to Blu-ray players, game consoles or media players
• Home cinema systems requiring high-bandwidth video and eARC audio
• Monitors and projectors that accept HDMI Type A connections

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 85775
• EAN: 4043619857753
• Data bandwidth: up to 48 Gbps
• Maximum resolution: 8K Ultra HD (7680 x 4320 @ 60 Hz)
• Length: 3 m
• Connectors: HDMI Type A (Standard) – both ends
• Colour: Red, Black
• Features: Dynamic HDR, Dolby® Vision support, eARC (Enhanced Audio Return Channel)

How to use

Connect one HDMI Type A end to the HDMI output of your source device (for example a Blu-ray player or console) and the other end to an HDMI input on your TV, monitor or projector. For eARC audio, plug the cable into the TV HDMI port labelled eARC (or ARC) and ensure connected AV equipment supports eARC and is configured in the device settings. Use a secure, fully inserted connection at both ends and avoid sharp bends to maintain signal integrity.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use the cable with 8K-capable source and display devices and enable Dynamic HDR/Dolby Vision and eARC in device menus where available. Avoid routing the cable near large sources of electromagnetic interference and check connector seating if signal issues occur.