HDMI 2.2 patch cable is designed for high-quality digital video and audio transmission between modern multimedia devices. The cable uses copper conductors (Copper) and is suitable for connecting TVs, monitors, projectors, gaming consoles, desktop computers, laptops, media players, and other AV equipment.

The HDMI 2.2 standard expands HDMI capabilities and provides bandwidth of up to 96 Gbps. The official specification includes, among other formats, uncompressed 4K at 240 Hz and 8K at 60 Hz, as well as support for higher resolutions depending on the equipment configuration.

Advantages

• HDMI 2.2 standard;

• support for high-resolution video signals;

• support for refresh rates up to 240 Hz in compatible modes;

• copper conductors;

• simultaneous digital video and audio transmission through a single cable;

• suitable for home multimedia and professional AV systems;

• convenient for connecting modern gaming systems and PCs;

• black cable color.

Applications

The HDMI patch cable can be used for connecting:

• PC → monitor or TV;

• laptop → monitor, TV, or projector;

• gaming console → TV or gaming monitor;

• media player → TV;

• AV receiver → TV / projector;

• home theater systems;

• presentation and multimedia equipment;

• professional video display systems.

The cable is particularly suitable for systems that require high-resolution video transmission and high refresh rates.

Technical Specifications

* Note: maximum resolution and refresh rate depend on the operating mode, cable length and actual cable characteristics, as well as the capabilities of the signal source and display. The official HDMI 2.2 specification explicitly lists 4K@240 and 8K@60 among supported uncompressed formats.

HDMI 2.2 for Modern Multimedia Systems

HDMI 2.2 is designed for the next generation of video and audio equipment. The specification provides bandwidth of up to 96 Gbps, supports Dynamic HDR, and includes technologies intended to improve audio and video synchronization.

This makes HDMI 2.2 a relevant solution for 8K TVs, gaming monitors, modern PCs, consoles, and AV systems, particularly where high resolution and smooth display of dynamic content are important.