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TRUVIEW HDMI Type A to Type A Cable, 1.5 m / 2 m / 5 m / 10 m / 20 m
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TRUVIEW HDMI Type A to Type A Cable, 1.5 m / 2 m / 5 m / 10 m / 20 m

TRUVIEW HDMI Type A to Type A Cable

The TRUVIEW HDMI Type A to Type A cable is a standard HDMI cable for connecting video sources such as Blu-ray players, games consoles, set-top boxes and computers to a television, monitor or projector. Both ends use the full-size Type A connector, so the cable plugs straight into the standard HDMI ports found on most home entertainment and office equipment.

HDMI carries digital video and audio over a single cable. This keeps set-ups tidy and removes the need for separate audio leads between your source and your display.

The cable is offered in several lengths, from 1.5 metres up to 20 metres, so you can choose the length that suits your room layout. A shorter cable keeps a desk or media unit neat, while a longer one gives you room to move equipment or run the cable along a wall.

The supplier describes this HDMI cable as a premium product designed to get the most out of your system. It is a practical choice for everyday connections in the living room, bedroom, office or meeting room, and for replacing a worn or damaged lead.

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TRUVIEW HDMI Type A to Type A Cable, 1.5 m to 20 m

TRUVIEW HDMI Type A to Type A Cable, 1.5 m / 2 m / 5 m / 10 m / 20 m

The TRUVIEW HDMI Type A to Type A cable is a straightforward HDMI connection cable for linking audio and video equipment. It uses the full-size Type A connector at both ends, which is the connector found on most televisions, monitors, projectors, games consoles, Blu-ray and streaming devices, set-top boxes and computers. Because both ends are the same, you can connect the cable in either direction between a source and a display.

What HDMI does

HDMI, short for High-Definition Multimedia Interface, carries digital video and audio signals over one cable. Using a single lead instead of separate video and audio cables keeps installations simpler and reduces the number of cables behind a television or desk. HDMI is the usual way to connect modern video equipment, so a cable of this type is one of the most common accessories in home and office setups.

Available lengths

The cable is listed in five lengths: 1.5 metres, 2 metres, 5 metres, 10 metres and 20 metres. Choose the shortest length that comfortably reaches between your devices, with a little slack for tidy routing. For a wall-mounted television with a media box on a shelf, 2 metres or 5 metres is often enough. For a projector at the back of a hall or a display across a room, the 10 metre or 20 metre option gives more reach.

Key features

  • Type A full-size HDMI connector at both ends
  • Single-cable connection for digital video and audio
  • Available in 1.5 m, 2 m, 5 m, 10 m and 20 m lengths
  • Suitable for connecting sources such as Blu-ray players, games consoles and set-top boxes to a display
  • Presented by the supplier as a premium HDMI cable

Typical uses

  • Connecting a games console or streaming device to a television
  • Linking a laptop or computer to a monitor or projector
  • Setting up a home cinema or media cabinet
  • Presentations and meeting rooms with a display screen
  • Replacing a damaged or worn HDMI lead

Choosing the right length

Measure the route between your devices before you order. Include the height of any vertical runs and the space needed to bend the cable without kinking it. Allowing a little spare length makes it easier to move equipment for cleaning or maintenance. If you are running the cable through walls or ducts, measure carefully and check the route before fitting.

Practical notes

Plug the cable in fully at both ends and make sure the connectors match the ports on your equipment. Avoid sharp bends near the connectors, and do not pull on the cable itself when disconnecting. Keep the cable clear of heat sources and heavy loads, and store spare lengths loosely coiled rather than tightly wound.

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