
Audio/video applications are overwhelmingly turning to HDMI technology to connect video and audio devices to source devices, as it comes complete with audio, video, and Internet connection all in a single cable with a reasonably-sized connector. However, as the range of uses for HDMI increase, the availability of niche cabling products to serve unusual applications remains small. L-com designed and released its armored HDMI cables in August to provide an off-the-shelf solution for installers and integrators in environments where the cable may be crushed or impacted. These applications include busy and high-traffic areas, like the digital signage used at a tradeshow or fair, hazardous environments like the monitors used in restaurants or active construction scenes where something heavy may fall on the cable, and even security situations where the cable may be intentionally tampered with. L-com offers six different lengths of these cables, with options for hardened PVC plastic armor that can withstand crushes of up to 1000 pounds per square inch (PSI), or stainless steel armor that can withstand crushes of up to 1500 PSI. Knowing that they can place an order as-needed and have stock items ship same-day is one of the benefits L-com provides their installer customers.
Learn more about Armored HDMI Cables.Download product spec sheet.Founded in 1982, L-com Global Connectivity (L-com.com) is a privately held corporation in Massachusetts, USA, dedicated to the design and production of a wide range of interconnect products for the electronics and data communication industries. L-com places primary product emphasis on copper and fiber cable assemblies, wireless antennas and amplifiers and accessories for modular, coaxial and computer networking applications. L-com endeavors to serve the industry by offering solutions to interconnect problems, in terms of both physical products marketed domestically and internationally and helpful information freely distributed in its catalog and web site.
L-com’s new USB 2.0 cables with metal armor boast a crush resistance of 1500 PSI. They far outlast cheaper cables, saving time and money replacing connectivity to storage devices.
L-com’s armored HDMI cables have a crush-resistance of up to 1500 PSI. They provide assurance that video signals will be uninterrupted even in the case of impact.
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