Binary™ B6 Series 4K Ultra HD Premium Certified High Speed HDMI® Cable with GripTek™ Box of 20 | 1.5m (5 ft)
Our high-performance B6 HDMI cables are Premium Certified and support Ultra HD 4K @ 60Hz 4:4:4 and 18Gbps of bandwidth for your advanced video format needs. They’re ready out of the box for High Dynamic Range (HDR), wide color gamut, Dolby® ATMOS, and more. Intense quality testing allows your customers to stream high-resolution video, audio, data, and more to any type of system with the most recent HDMI specification (HDMI 2.0b).

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Convenient Box
Our reinforced box features upgraded cardboard to retain box integrity, a durable plastic handle for easy carrying, and a large opening on top of the box for easy access in shelves - even with a gloved hand. Plus, the on-box tracking grid, resealable individual cables, and large product labeling make inventory management a breeze.

Save in Bulk
Our Truck Packs are priced lower compared to buying single cables, so when you need extra cable inventory for unexpected situations, these packs are the way to go!

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Ready For 4K Ultra HD
Every high-performance B6 Series Premium Certified High-Speed HDMI® Cable supports 18Gbps connection speeds and full Ultra HD 4K @ 60Hz 4:4:4 – meaning they can transmit a true 4K signal and HDR.

Our GripTek™ Guarantee
Common cable-related service calls are easily prevented thanks to GripTek™, Binary's exclusive gripping technology. Retention points on the connector create a strong hold and require up to 8lbs. of pulling force to remove – 40% more than a traditional HDMI connector!

Premium HDMI Certified
The Premium HDMI Certification Program tests cables to ensure full 18Gbps bandwidth support from the HDMI 2.0b specification with an EMI test to ensure minimal wireless interference. Each cable package gets a unique anti-counterfeit label to ensure cables are authentic and certified throughout the supply chain. Simply put, you’ll know for sure your customers are getting the very best cable every time.

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Exceptional Pull Strength
Our B6 Series cables feature die-cast metal shielding along with a tough protective gel that runs from the head to the cable, providing exceptional pull and bend strength for your toughest installs.

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Ultra-Flexible Jackets
All Binary HDMI cables feature an ultra-pliable jacket that makes them as flexible as the installs you put them through. A tighter bend radius and a low-profile connector can save up to 1" behind equipment.

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Narrower Connector Heads
Our flagship B6 Series cable introduced a high-performance, low-profile connector head for tight spaces. Now narrower and sleeker, this unique connector still fits easily behind flat panels – but it also fits into structured wiring cans and is perfect to use when pulling wires for conduit work.

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Supports Multiple High-Resolution Formats
Our B6 Series cables support high-resolution audio and video formats including Dolby® ATMOS, DTS™-X, and HDMI® 3D.

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Two-Way Audio with ARC
For a high-tech way to transmit audio back to a centralized location, an AVR, or another system, use the ARC (Audio Return Channel) feature to send audio from a smart TV or another source in the viewing room back to the head end. It’s great for smart TVs, Blu-Ray players, or other content sources that stream original audio and video straight from the box.

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The Eye Never Lies
When a data signal is created in a quantum data tester, it produces an “eye pattern” that showcases signal clarity as well as any noise that exists around the data stream. The clearer the eye pattern, the stronger the signal. Our B6 Series cables offer a super-clear, well-defined eye pattern, minimizing the risk of data loss, sparkles, and common signal cut-out that occurs with non-certified cables.