KELink HDMI 2.0 30FT 4K 60Hz High-Speed Cable
Product description
This 30-foot HDMI cable from KELink delivers long-reach connectivity for wall runs and home theater setups while supporting 4K video and multichannel audio for movies and gaming in living rooms or media rooms. It suits installations that require an in-wall rated cord and stable signal over extended distances, offering a mix of video fidelity and audio bandwidth according to the manufacturer.
Key Points
The cable supports 4K at 60 Hz over HDMI 2.0 features and works with HDCP 2.2 for protected content playback. It includes audio return channel (ARC) and hot-plug capability for simpler device swapping. The 30-foot length allows flexible placement of TVs, projectors and AV receivers without adapters, and the CL3 rating permits in-wall installation when local electrical and building codes are followed. Note that this product is specified for 4K and high-speed 18 Gbps transmission and is not intended for 8K signals.
Technical Specifications
- Name: KELink HDMI 30FT 4K HDMI 2.0 Cable
- Resolution: 4K up to 3840 x 2160 at 60 Hz according to the manufacturer
- Bandwidth: 18 Gbps transmission speed
- Construction: 24K gold-plated connectors, aluminum alloy housing, 28 AWG pure copper conductor
- Shielding: Triple-layer shielding for EMI and RFI reduction
- Rating: CL3 in-wall rated for concealed installations
Benefits
The reinforced connectors and triple shielding reduce interference and help keep a consistent image and audio signal over the full 30-foot length. Support for up to 32 audio channels and high sample rates makes the cable suitable for multichannel soundbars and AV receivers where immersive audio is needed. Because it adheres to HDMI 2.0 features, it also handles 1080p, QHD and 3D content, so it remains compatible with older and current HDMI devices.
Usage Recommendations
For wall installations, route the cable through appropriate conduits and follow local building codes since CL3 rating addresses safety for in-wall use. When connecting multiple devices like Roku streamers, Blu-ray players, laptops and consoles, ensure the source and display are configured for the desired resolution and audio output. Consider using shorter HDMI runs for portable setups to minimize excess cable management, and keep the cable away from high-power lines to further reduce potential interference.