The Kordz PRO4 Passive HDMI® Cable is the professional grade solution for uncompressed 8K/10K HDMI signal transmission, supporting full 48Gbps bandwidth and eARC compatibility for flawless audio-visual performance in short to medium length installations up to 9m.
Its lightweight ABS connector assembly features a secure 1kg retention force, ensuring stable connections, while the flexible, fire-rated cable is designed for easy, hassle-free installation. Each cable undergoes individual production testing for ‘Connectivity Assured’ performance.
Built for durability and backed by a lifetime warranty, the PRO4 Series Passive HDMI Cable is the ideal choice for professional AV installations.
Product outline
- All lengths support resolutions requiring 48Gbps transfer rates, including 4K120, 8K60 or 10K60 HDR
- Lightweight and robust ABS connector assembly with 1kg retention force
- UL CMG fire-rated cable (3m and above) for safe in-wall installations
- Slim, flexible cable diameters (variable per length) ideal for professional AV installs
- Individually tested for consistent performance that’s ‘Connectivity Assured’
- Gold-plated connectors for optimal signal integrity and longevity
- Lifetime warranty for peace of mind
Application
Data Rate: Up to 48Gbps (FRL mode) | up to 18.2Gbps (TMDS mode)
Video Resolution: Up to 8K (7680 x 4320) / 10K (10240 x 4320)
Video Refresh Rate: Up to 240 frames per second
Colour Depth: Up to 16 bits
Colour Formats: RGB 4:4:4 / Y’CBCR 4:2:2 / Y’CBCR 4:2:0
Content Protection: Up to HDCP 2.3 supported
Audio Sample Rate / Channel: Up to 192KHz
Audio Sample Size: Up to 24 bits
Audio Channels: Up to 32 channels
Audio Formats Supported:
– DTS Master,
– DTS:X,
– Dolby TrueHD,
– Dolby Atmos
Auxiliary HDMI Features Supported:
– Consumer Electronic Control (CEC)
– Auto Lip-Sync Correction
– Ethernet channel
– Audio Return Channel (ARC)
– Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC)
– High Dynamic Range (HDR)
– Dynamic HDR
– Variable Refresh Rate (VRR)
– Quick Media Switching (QMS)
– Quick Frame Transport (QFT)
– Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM)
– Display Stream Compression (DSC)
– Source-Based Tone Mapping (SBTM)
