ZILR HDMI Secure Cable with Mini Connector 45cm / 17.7" ZRHAC01

OVERVIEW

Perfect for Mirrorless Cameras.

Send uncompressed video via HDMI to your external monitor or recorder to maximize your production workflow.
Protect your gear investment by choosing pro cables by ZILR.

External sources workflow

HDR. Color the way it was intended.

Immerse yourself in the most advanced color technology for unparalleled brightness, contrast and vivid color definition. Experience movies and TV shows in stunning HDR with compatible Ultra HD TVs and content. Console and PC gamers will enjoy playing games in the way developers intended.

Creative professionals can monitor on set with HDR displays and external recorders to view camera Log video for color grading workflows.

TV and Gaming Consoles

Camera Log support

Secure Type A connection.

Featuring a secure Type A connector. Just plug in your external monitor or recorder and this cable will remain tightly connected into your external device. The secure connection ensures that the signal will always maintain without loss. For professionals this means that you can trust this connection throughout the production.

Hyper Thin With No Compromise.

The thinnest cable possible for 4K without compromizing on features. Enjoy the flexibility of cable management without wrangling thick cables around your setup.

Cable thickness

Low profile (Type A)

Low profile (Type C)

FEATURES

Highest Resolution at 4Kp60.

Experience the ultimate image quality for your digital movies, TV shows, video games and cinema production. The ZILR High Speed HDMI Cable With Ethernet supports resolutions of up to 4Kp60 UHD (3840x2160) for 4K Ultra HD TVs, streaming devices, this gen consoles, high-end PC monitors and video game capture devices.

Unlock the latest mirrorless cameras, cinema cameras and external video recorders for up to 4Kp60 DCI (4096x2160) on supported devices for video professionals.

Up to in resolution

Up to in frame rate

Ideal for

SPECIFICATIONS

Connector 1	HDMI Type-A Male
Connector 2	HDMI Type-C Male
Cable Length	45cm
Maximum Resolution Output	4096 x 2160
Ethernet Channel	Yes
Connector Plating	Gold

IN THE BOX

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ZILR 4Kp60 Hyper Thin High Speed HDMI Secure Cable with Ethernet cable

Perfect for Mirrorless Cameras. Send uncompressed video via HDMI to your external monitor or recorder to maximize your production workflow. Protect your gear investment by choosing pro cables by ZILR. External sources workflow
	HDR. Color the way it was intended. Immerse yourself in the most advanced color technology for unparalleled brightness, contrast and vivid color definition. Experience movies and TV shows in stunning HDR with compatible Ultra HD TVs and content. Console and PC gamers will enjoy playing games in the way developers intended. Creative professionals can monitor on set with HDR displays and external recorders to view camera Log video for color grading workflows. TV and Gaming Consoles Camera Log support
Secure Type A connection. Featuring a secure Type A connector. Just plug in your external monitor or recorder and this cable will remain tightly connected into your external device. The secure connection ensures that the signal will always maintain without loss. For professionals this means that you can trust this connection throughout the production.
	Hyper Thin With No Compromise. The thinnest cable possible for 4K without compromizing on features. Enjoy the flexibility of cable management without wrangling thick cables around your setup. Cable thickness Low profile (Type A) Low profile (Type C)

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