Cavo HDMI Cross Wall VivoLink PROHDMICW20 20 m

The VivoLink PROHDMICW20 is a 20 m HDMI Cross Wall Cable with HDMI Type A male connectors on both ends. It supports HDMI 1.4 features including full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution, 3D, HDCP, CEC and Audio Return Channel (ARC). The cable has a pure copper conductor, triple shielding plus extra shielding in the connector, and gold-plated HDMI Type A contacts to provide stable signal transmission for audio and video over long distance.

Advantages

Triple-shielded construction and additional connector shielding reduce electromagnetic interference and preserve signal integrity across the 20 m length. The pure copper conductor and gold-plated 15 µm minimum contacts ensure reliable connectivity and corrosion resistance. The cable supports a data transfer rate up to 10.2 Gbit/s and maintains a small bending radius due to its flexible design.

Suitable for

• Connecting TVs and AV receivers at distances up to 20 m
• Home cinema setups using full HD and 3D sources
• Signal runs through walls or conduits (in-wall/cross-wall installation)
• Connections requiring ARC, CEC or HDCP support

Key specifications

• Model: VivoLink PROHDMICW20
• Length: 20 m
• Connectors: HDMI Type A (male) – both ends
• HDMI version: 1.4
• Maximum resolution: 1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
• Data rate: up to 10.2 Gbit/s
• Features: ARC, 3D, HDCP, CEC
• Conductor: pure copper
• Shielding: triple shielded cable + extra shielding in connector
• Contacts: gold-plated (min. 15 µm)
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 1.97 kg

How to use

Route the VivoLink PROHDMICW20 through the wall or conduit as required, leaving enough slack to avoid sharp bends. Plug the HDMI Type A male connectors into the HDMI ports of your source device and display or AV receiver. If using ARC, enable ARC on both the TV and receiver according to their settings menus. Ensure connectors are fully seated to maintain a stable connection.

Recommendations

Do not bend the cable sharply at the connector; maintain a gentle curve to preserve the shielding and conductor. For permanent in-wall installations, follow local building codes and use appropriate wall plates or conduit to protect the cable. Avoid running the HDMI cable parallel to high-voltage power cables to minimise interference.