OTB High Speed HDMI to Micro HDMI Cable with Ethernet

OTB High Speed HDMI to Micro HDMI Cable with Ethernet, 3 Meter, OD 4.0 mm

Connect cameras, tablets, drones, or mini PCs to any HDTV or monitor in sharp 4K using the OTB High Speed HDMI to Micro HDMI cable. The three‑meter length gives extra reach for studio rigs and wall‑mounted screens, while the slim 4.0 mm jacket packs triple shielding for clean video, audio, and Ethernet data in one lead. Gold plated contacts fight corrosion, welded plugs add strain relief, and a snap‑on dust cap keeps the Micro HDMI connector free of debris between shoots.

Key Features and Specifications
- High Speed HDMI 1.4 compliant for 4K video, Full HD 3D, and Deep Color
- HDMI Type A plug (TV) to Micro HDMI Type D plug (camera), both straight connectors
- Built‑in Ethernet channel for device‑to‑device networking without extra cables
- Minimum data rate 8.16 Gbit per second at 340 MHz, supports uncompressed 2160p at 24 Hz
- Gold plated pins and welded plugs for signal purity and long service life
- Triple foil and braid shielding inside a 4.0 mm PVC jacket blocks RF and EMI noise
- Supplied in a black opaque polybag for simple, no‑print shipping

Ideal Examples of Usage
- Feed a live camera signal to a distant switcher or confidence monitor on set
- Stream gameplay from a Micro HDMI tablet to a living room TV across the couch
- Replay drone footage on a hotel screen without moving the quadcopter closer
- Present slides from a stick PC to a ceiling projector in large meeting rooms
- Mirror a Raspberry Pi output to a wall display in classrooms or maker labs

Why This Cable Is the Perfect Buy
- Three meter length reaches rack gear and wall mounts without extra extenders
- Micro HDMI fits action cams and ultrathin laptops that lack full size ports
- Ethernet support removes the need for separate network wiring between HDMI devices
- Gold contacts and full shielding cut handshake errors and random screen dropouts
- Welded strain relief survives constant packing and coiling by field crews

Interesting Facts About HDMI Cables
- The Micro HDMI Type D plug is roughly half the size of the original Type A but still carries 19 pins
- HDMI 1.4 introduced the Ethernet channel, letting compatible devices share a 100 Mbit network link through the same cable
- A 4.0 mm jacket balances flexibility for run and gun work with the shielding needed for 4K data rates
- Gold plating lowers contact resistance, reducing signal loss as connectors age
- Dust caps extend connector life in sandy or humid environments by blocking grit that can damage the tiny pin tongues

Packing: Bulk