The Vention HDMI Cable for Engineering (AAMBV) is a specialized extra-long cable designed for commercial installations, conference rooms, educational facilities, and home theater setups requiring long-distance HDMI connectivity . At 40 meters, this cable is engineered to transmit HD video signals over extended distances without significant signal degradation.
Unlike standard passive HDMI cables, this engineering-grade cable incorporates an active chipset (CLX1603) that boosts the HDMI signal for reliable transmission over long distances . The 40-meter length supports 1080p resolution at 60Hz, ensuring clear, stable video for presentations, digital signage, or remote displays .
Key Features
40-Meter Extra-Long Reach
40m (4000cm) cable length for commercial and installation applications. Ideal for conference rooms, lecture halls, and large home theaters. Eliminates the need for multiple extension cables or extenders.
Active Signal Boosting
Features CLX1603 active chipset for reliable signal transmission over long distances . Ensures stable video delivery without degradation. Compatible with HDMI-enabled devices including TVs, monitors, projectors, and gaming consoles.
1080p@60Hz Resolution
Supports Full HD 1080p resolution at 60Hz for clear, sharp images . Ideal for presentations, video playback, and digital signage. Backward compatible with lower resolutions.
Gold-Plated Connectors
Corrosion-resistant gold-plated HDMI connectors ensure optimal signal transmission. Maintains signal integrity over the long cable run.
Durable Construction
Tinned copper conductors for reliable signal transfer. PVC jacket provides flexibility and protection. Designed for permanent or semi-permanent installation.
Technical Specifications
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Model: VEN-AAMBV
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Connection: HDMI Male to HDMI Male
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Length: 40 meters
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Resolution: 1080p@60Hz
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Chip: CLX1603 active chipset
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Conductor: Tinned copper
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Connector Plating: Gold-plated
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Color: Black
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Application: Engineering/Commercial installation
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Warranty: 1 year
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