Accell) B041C-032B-43 CL3 UltraAV HDMI/HDMI Cable (32 Feet/10 Meters)

by Accell

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 10.5 x 9.2 x 3.5 inches ; 1 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• ASIN: B000N7JWJK
• Item model number: B041C-032B-43
• Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (41 customer reviews)
• Date first available at Amazon.com: July 7, 2004

Product Description

Length: 32 feet / 10 meters

From the Manufacturer

Satisfy Your Need for Speed

If you're looking for a high performance cable that delivers the speed needed to support most HDMI devices and home theater systems, Accell's UltraAV High Speed HDMI Audio/Video Cable is an excellent choice. With a speed rating of 6.75 Gbps, the UltraAV cable supplies enough throughput to optimize your Blu-ray player or PS3 game console and is an ideal entry point for anyone investing in a 1080p home theater system.

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Complete your home theater system with a high performance A/V cable

Outstanding Audio and Video Reproduction in a Single Cable

Designed to Meet Strict HDMI Specifications

The UltraAV cable is designed to the latest HDMI 1.3 Specification. It supports up to 1080p resolution, 36-bit Deep Color, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. It's compatible with all HD formats, including 720p and 1080i, and transmits uncompressed digital audio and video signal for the highest quality sound and picture. The UltraAV cable supports an overall bandwidth of up to 6.75 Gbps (225 MHz), providing blazing fast digital signal transfer.

Superior Construction Built into Each Cable

This high performance HDMI cable is designed to eliminate signal degradation for exceptional audio and video reproduction. The 100% foil shielding and high-density metal braid reject electromagnetic (EM) and radio frequency (RF) interference, while the UltraFlex jacket provides easy routing and outstanding cable protection. This cable features 24K gold-plated HDMI connectors and contacts for a solid, corrosion-resistant connection that enhances audio and video transfer. Accell UltraAv cables offer superb performance and reliablity. Featuring high-quality materials and construction, these cables will optimize the performance of your A/V system.

Quality construction enables superior performance

Not All HDMI Cable Companies are the Same

Making a quality HDMI cable that is compliant with HDMI Specification requires premium materials and skilled workmanship. HDMI cables are sensitive to variances in construction, especially over long runs. A poorly made HDMI cable can affect picture quality, causing artifacts such as snow or colored speckles, or effects like ghosting, especially during dark sequences or scene transitions.

Most cable companies don't have their own factories and are simply resellers, sourcing HDMI cables from third parties. Purchasing cables from a third party can make it difficult to ensure performance and quality.

Accell is different. Employees at Accell's cable factory engineer, design, assemble and quality check cables in-house, ensuring that the highest levels of quality and performance are built into every cable. Accell HDMI cables are constructed using only superior components. From their 24K gold-plated HDMI connectors to their oxygen-free copper conductors, Accell cables are certified 100% HDMI compliant.

Available in Lengths up to 65 Feet

For long cable runs, the UltraAV cable is also available in 25-foot, 32-foot, 50-foot and 65-foot lengths. These longer cables use thick 24 gauge (50-foot and 65-foot) and 26 gauge (25-foot and 32-foot) copper conductors. This construction delivers exceptional digital singal transfer over long cable runs. Suitable for in-wall installation, these long-length cables are Underwriters Laboratory (UL) Listed and CL3 rated according to the National Electrical Code.

Due to the extended length of the 50-foot and 65-foot cables, they provide a maximum throughput of 4.95 Gbps, compatible with HDMI 1.2.

Coordinate component throughput for the best picture and sound

What HDMI Cable Speed Do You Need?

Throughput is the maximum amount of data that can pass through a cable. HDMI cable throughput is measured in gigabits per second (Gbps). The number of gigabits that can pass through an HDMI cable in one second is considered the cable's throughput. Throughput is also referred to as cable speed, and the more gigabits that can pass through an HDMI cable, the greater the cable's speed.

When you assemble a home theater system it's important that all of the components, including the cables, share a similar specification. If one piece of your system, such as your television, has a maximum resolution of 720p and your DVD player has a resolution of 1080i, the DVD player will automatically scale down the video to 720p--the most your TV can handle. You're not getting all you can out of your home theater experience.

The same goes for your HDMI cable. If it isn't correctly matched to your system, it won't have enough throughput to handle all of the audio and video signal, causing the system to scale down. For example, instead of getting the billions of colors in a 36-bit Deep Color feature, your system could scale down to lesser 24-bit color if the wrong capacity cable is in place.

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Check Out More HDMI Cable Options from Accell

	Accell High Speed HDMI Audio/Video GreenCable--Available in 3-foot, 6-foot and 10-foot lengths, the GreenCable series delivers high-definition digital signals for excellent overall performance. GreenCables are manufactured to the stringent Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive and California's Proposition 65 standard. Featuring 24K gold-plated connectors and contacts for a solid, corrosion resistant connection, the GreenCable can transfer both uncompressed HD video signals and multi-channel digital audio. The 3-foot and 6-foot cables are HDMI 1.3 compliant to 6.75 Gbps. Due to its extended length, the 10-foot cable is HDMI 1.2 compliant to 4.95 Gbps. Affordably priced, the GreenCable is an excellent value.
	Accell UltraAV High Speed HDMI Audio/Video Cable--The UltraAV cable is an ideal entry point for anyone investing in a 1080p home theater system. With a speed rating of 6.75 Gbps, the UltraAV cable supplies enough throughput to optimize your Blu-ray player or PS3 game console. Designed to the latest HDMI 1.3 Specification, it supports up to 1080p resolution, 36-bit Deep Color, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. It's compatible with all HD formats, including 720p and 1080i, and transmits uncompressed digital audio and video signal for the highest quality sound and picture. The UltraAV cable is available in a variety of lengths from 2 to 20 meters.
	Accell ProUltra High Speed HDMI 1.3 Audio/Video Cable--With a speed rating of 10.2 Gbps, the ProUltra cable supplies enough throughput to optimize your HDTV, Blu-ray player, HD-DVD player, PS3 game console or home theater components, and is ideal for those who want maximum speed for their home entertainment system. This high speed cable supports all HD resolutions including 1080p/120Hz and the upcoming 1440p resolution, and can handle 36-bit Deep Color, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. No other HDMI cable provides better performance. The ProUltra cable is available in lengths from 1 meter to 6.5 meters.
	Accell UltraAV High Speed HDMI Flat Audio/Video Cable--The UltraAV cable?s flat design delivers clean audio and video signal by reducing instances of crosstalk interference, resulting in superior sound and picture quality. The UltraAv cable supports standard, enhanced and high-definition video up to 1080p, 36-bit Deep Color and HDMI 1.3 High Speed Specification up to 6.75 Gbps. It comes in lengths of 1, 2 and 4 meters.
	Accell UltraRun 1.3 High Speed HDMI Audio/Video Cable--Designed to accomodate extra-long cable runs, the UltraRun cable features a miniature signal equalizer and booster that regenerates HDMI signal for long-length transmission without signal loss. This energy efficient cable is powered by the included compact power adapter. Designed to the latest High Speed HDMI 1.3 Category 2 Specification, the UltraRun supports 36-bit Deep Color technology, Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio and automatic audio/video Lip Sync capability. It's compatible with all HD formats, including 1080p, and supports an overall bandwidth of up to 6.75 Gbps (225 MHz). It's available in lengths of 32, 49, 65 and 82 feet.

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Product Description

Accell Corp UltraAV High-Definition Multimedia Interface Cable B041C-032B-43 Cables (temp)

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

16 of 17 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Cord but let me explain..., February 16, 2011

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Matthew "mjr002" (West Covina, CA, United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Accell B041C-065B-43 CL3 UltraAV HDMI/HDMI Cable (65 Feet/20 Meters) (Electronics)

This is a great HDMI cord, however it is not perfect (no cord is perfect, but this comes as close to it as you can), let me explain. To achieve a great setup you need two things, one is a great cord that is capable of delivering the signal throughout its length and a transmitter (cable box) that produces a signal strong enough to reach the full length run of cord.

There are many 50' cords that claim they can deliver the true signal throughout their length, not alone a 65' cord like this one, but 99% are lying or using such a strong signal it would be impractical to replicate in a residential setting. This cord is thick and made of high quality materials and is not easy to bend at first but it'll come around after a little unrolling and unraveling. I, like many people didn't want to spend a lot of money on a cord because a cheap ($3.00) 6' cord will work just as well as an expensive ($50.00) 6' cord. I have many cheap short cords myself. Anyway so you say to yourself isn't it the same for a 50' cord, no and let me explain why.

The longer the cord is the more the cord has to resist degrading over the run so the cord has to start out with a better signal in the beginning. This is accomplished by making the cord of higher quality materials (example: better copper, thicker copper 24 gauge, better shielding, etc.) so when it reaches the other end this signal has degraded so minimally that it is unnoticeable (this would be unrealistic in normal inexpensive cords of over 40').

In this cords case the signal starts off at HDMI 1.3 and exits at HDMI 1.2 (which is excellent for anything over 40' in length, not alone 65'). Now that we have a cable that can deliver the signal, the second part of the equation is the signal transmitter (example: cable box, ps3, xbox360, computer, etc.). I have dish network and the signal from our cable box is strong enough but it is newer and only 18 months old so an older box may not be able to do it, but you are not out of luck because there are small AC adapters that can be attached at the transmitting end which will almost guarantee the signal will work, the reason I am saying this is because I know the PS3 does not start with the signal strength needed to get through 65' but with a $20 signal booster adapter it works fine.

This company Accell does make even a better cord with a signal booster built in but that cord is about $35 more and it might not be necessary. If a booster is needed you can get one for $20 (online) instead so it's a win-win. With this cord you know one part of the equation is solved and all you have to do is work on the second part which will most likely need nothing but to plugged in! There's nothing more frustrating than trying to figure out why you can't get a picture but its nice to know that if it doesn't work you know its not the HDMI cord. The reason I said it wasn't prefect in the beginning was because it won't transmit the weaker PS3 or Xbox360 signal 65' without an AC signal booster (if it did it would be prefect but no cord this long can do it).

Oh and one more thing, this cord is rated by UL (Underwriters Laboratory) that's what really sold me because if you know who they are you will know that if they put their stamp of approval on it, it's a no brainer that it will work:) Hope this helped.

10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Buy, June 10, 2008

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Outlaw (North Carolina) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Accell) B041C-032B-43 CL3 UltraAV HDMI/HDMI Cable (32 Feet/10 Meters) (Electronics)

I ordered this cable to connect another LCD television located in another part of the house to my DirecTV H-21 receiver. I had to run this cable under the house and back up through the floor, and I must say it wasn't a gentle job, but the cable held up and provides great auido and video after a 10 meter (33feet) run. If you're looking for a long dependable HDMI/HDMI cable that's heavy and well built this is a great buy.

7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent quality HDMI cable, November 17, 2007

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Y. Ho "Yifong" (Budd Lake, NJ United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Accell) B041C-032B-43 CL3 UltraAV HDMI/HDMI Cable (32 Feet/10 Meters) (Electronics)

Recently I was looking for a HDMI cable to connect my Panasonic 1080p up-converting DVD player and a Optoma HD70 DLP projector. After I researched many products, I ordered this 33 ft cable from Amazon. Although it is 33 ft long, the quality that this cable delivers to my project is unbelievable. The movie shown on the Optoma 92" Panaview is stunning. While watching Shrek the Third on teh projector, the color is so vivid and I feel that the characters were jumping out of the screen. On the close-up of Shrek, I almost feel that I am watching the movie on a 1080p LCD. I hightly recommend this cable for the price under $50 with a great quality.

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