Tripp Lite P569-006-MF High-Speed HDMI Extension Cable with Ethernet and Digital Video with Audio, Ultra HD 4K, Male / Female, 6' (1.83m)

Extend your AV and security system with confidence using the Eaton Tripp Lite P569-006-MF HDMI extension cable. This professional HDMI extension cable is designed to prolong an existing HDMI connection — ideal for connecting Blu-ray players, media players, conferencing gear or surveillance recorders to displays, projectors and monitors without sacrificing image quality. Supporting Ultra HD 4K (3840 x 2160) at up to 18 Gbps, plus HDMI Ethernet Channel and Audio Return Channel (ARC), it enables high-resolution video, integrated audio workflows and networked device sharing across monitoring and security setups.

Built for commercial use, the 6' (1.83 m) male-to-female design reduces the need to move AV equipment while providing a reliable link for continuous monitoring, live security feeds and digital signage. Corrosion-resistant gold-plated connectors, fully molded strain relief and a flexible PVC jacket deliver long-term durability and tidy installation in tight racks or behind displays. Backward compatible with previous HDMI versions, this Tripp Lite pro HDMI cable works across a wide range of devices. Add the P569-006-MF to your next AV, surveillance or control-room deployment to simplify cabling and maintain peak performance — order now to upgrade your installation.

• Extend existing HDMI runs without signal loss — maintains 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) for crisp video in AV, security and monitoring installations
• High 18 Gbps bandwidth with HDMI Ethernet and ARC support for smooth video, audio return and networked device sharing
• Male-to-female extension design lets you lengthen connections quickly, reducing equipment relocation and costly rewiring
• Durable molded connectors, gold plating and strain relief ensure reliable connections in pro AV racks and surveillance systems
• Flexible PVC jacket simplifies routing in tight spaces and improves cable management for permanent or temporary deployments