30m wiring cable

Begin by identifying the signal type you need to transmit and the devices involved. In this line you’ll find an HDMI Extender that runs over Cat5e/6 up to 30 meters, designed to transmit high-definition video signals to a display or projector. It supports resolutions from 480i/p up to 1080p and 4K by 2K, though it does not support HDCP 1.1/1.2. The package includes two HDMI-to-RJ45 extenders, enabling a two‑piece transmitter/receiver setup to extend your signal across distances where standard HDMI cables fall short.

HDMI extenders convert a high‑definition video signal to run over standard Ethernet cables (Cat5e/6) for up to 30 meters, using copper wiring. This line shows a two‑piece kit that includes HDMI-to-Port RJ45 extenders, supporting up to 4K allocations and 1080p, while not supporting HDCP 1.1/1.2. This means you can achieve longer runs without sacrificing picture quality, but you’ll need compatible source and display devices that don’t rely on HDCP for copy protection.

For long-distance voice connectivity in home or office environments, the 30m Normal Telephone Cable (PVC) is a practical option. It comes in white and is designed for reliable connectivity over a long reach, making it suitable for extending landline service within larger spaces. This option is separate from video and surveillance uses, focusing specifically on telephone signal transmission over a substantial length.

For security setups, the 30 Meter Wire for CCTV/Video/Power provides a versatile solution to connect cameras and audio/video devices across considerable distances. The cable is described as having rubber insulation for durability in potentially harsh environments, supporting the needs of surveillance installations where flexibility and resilience are important.

Pick based on the signal type and connectors you require: HDMI extenders for video over Cat5e/6, normal telephone cables for voice communication, and CCTV/video/power cables for security systems. Each option is built for a specific application, so selecting the correct type ensures compatibility with your devices, reliable performance over the 30‑meter span, and proper connector interfaces.

Treat long cables with care by avoiding sharp bends and pulling on the connectors. Store them in a cool, dry place away from moisture, and handle connections gently during installation to prevent damage. Keeping cables neatly coiled when not in use helps preserve insulation integrity and signal quality over time, while reducing wear on critical junctions at connector ends.