HDMI 1.4V 1080P Cable ,14+1 Economic Structure ,CCS Conductor ,ARC & Ethernet Support

OVERVIEW
This cost-effective HDMI 1.4V cable features a simplified 14+1 wire structure instead of the traditional 19+1 standard, making it a budget-friendly solution for Full HD (1080P) video and audio transmission. With CCS (Copper-Clad Steel) conductors, it maintains core HDMI 1.4 functions such as Audio Return Channel (ARC), Ethernet, and 3D support—ideal for basic home AV systems.

SHORT FEATURES

• 14+1 Economic Wire Structure: Reduces material cost while supporting key 1.4V functions.
• Full HD 1080P Output: Delivers crisp and stable high-definition visuals.
• CCS Conductors: Copper-clad steel core provides affordable performance for standard use.
• HDMI 1.4 Version Support: ARC, Ethernet Channel, 3D, and Deep Color ready.
• Durable PVC Sheath: Flexible, wear-resistant jacket for easy routing and installation.
• Universal Compatibility: Works with HDTVs, game consoles, DVD/Blu-ray players, laptops, and projectors.

SPECIFICATION

• HDMI Version: 1.4V
• Wire Structure: 14+1 (Economic alternative to standard 19+1)
• Conductor Material: CCS (Copper-Clad Steel)
• Supported Resolution: 1080P @ 60Hz
• Features Supported: ARC, Ethernet, 3D, Deep Color
• Jacket Material: PVC
• Connector Options: Gold-plated or Nickel-plated
• Available Lengths: 1M / 1.5M / 2M / 3M / 5M / 10M

APPLICATION
Perfect for budget-conscious users setting up home entertainment systems, classrooms, or office AV environments. Suitable for connecting set-top boxes, media streamers, gaming consoles, and Blu-ray players to HDTVs and monitors, where Full HD resolution is sufficient.

How to Choose Your Right HDMI 2.0 Cable?

HDMI 2.0 cables may look similar on the outside, but internal materials and specifications make a big difference in performance, certification, and price. Chinese factories typically work on same margins—the real cost variation comes from raw materials and specification.

It is influenced by these 8 aspects: Please compare the price based on same spec .

1. Do You Need Non-Standard 14+1 or Standard 19+1 Structure?

• 14+1 Non-Standard: Reduced 5 core wires, only suitable for very short lengths. May cause compatibility issues with some devices. Some cheap cables on the market use this structure.
• 19+1 Standard: Full HDMI 2.0 compliance, recommended for all lengths and professional use.

🟡 Recommendation:

• Cost Ranking: 14+1 < 19+1
• Market Preference: 19+1 is the most common choice for reliable performance. 14+1 is only considered for very cost-sensitive projects where compatibility risk is acceptable.

2. Do You Need EMI Shielding Inside the Plug?

• Ordinary Inner Mold: Basic shielding for general use.
• Copper Foil: Enhanced EMI protection, reduces interference.
• Tinplate: Premium shielding for high-performance environments.

🟡 Recommendation:

• Cost Ranking: Ordinary < Copper Foil < Tinplate
• Market Preference: Ordinary inner mold is standard for most applications. Copper Foil or Tinplate are only specified when required for premium certified cables or special EMI-sensitive environments.

3. What Type of Connector Housing Do You Need?

• Molding: Basic one-piece plastic, cost-effective but limited durability.
• ABS: Stronger plastic with better heat/impact resistance.
• Aluminum Shell: Improves EMI shielding and heat dissipation.
• Zinc Alloy: Premium metal case with superior durability.

🟡 Recommendation:

• Cost Ranking: Molding < ABS < Aluminum < Zinc Alloy
• Market Preference: Molding is the most common and economical choice. Aluminum and Zinc Alloy are reserved for high-end professional applications.

4. Which Plug Type Best Suits Your Needs?

• Standard HDMI A to A: Works with all standard HDMI ports.
• Snug-Fit A to A: Tighter grip for stable connection. Available for selected models only.

🟡 Recommendation:

• Cost Ranking: Standard < Snug-Fit
• Market Preference: Standard connectors are widely used, while Snug-Fit adoption is growing in commercial installations where secure connections are critical.

5. Do You Have a Special Request for Gold Plating?

• Standard Gold (0.5–1μm): Basic protection for daily use.
• 3μm Gold: Thicker layer for stronger corrosion resistance. Optional and rarely requested.

🟡 Recommendation:

• Cost Ranking: Standard < 3μm
• Market Preference: Standard gold plating satisfies requirements for majority of applications.

6. What Conductor Material Do You Prefer?

• CCS (Copper-Clad Steel): Budget-friendly but higher resistance.
• Solid Bare Copper: Stable signal, lower loss.
• Stranded Tinned Copper: Flexible and durable for high-end cables.we use it for Ultra slim hdmi2.0 and Fiber optic hdmi2.0

🟡 Recommendation:

• Cost Ranking: CCS < Solid Copper < Stranded Tinned Copper
• Market Preference: Solid Copper offers best balance for most applications. CCS is cheaper (especially in 14+1 configuration) is the most budget-conscious option.

7. Do You Need Premium Certified or Non-Certified Cables?

• Non-Certified: Only pass 4K TV image test. Lower AWG,supports 4K@60Hz 4:2:0 only beyond 3m – a compressed color format that lowers bandwidth.

• Structure Example:1–3M: 30AWG/ 5–7.5M: 28AWG / 8–10M: 26AWG/ 15M: 24AWG

• Advantage: Lower cost and basic 4K compatibility for TVs and home use.
• Limitation: Not suitable for full-bandwidth content like high-end gaming or professional displays.

• Certified (Pass Simplaylabs 881 Eye patten test):True 4K , High AWG, Uses thicker conductors, ensures full HDMI 2.0 compliance with 18Gbps bandwidth. Supports 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 – uncompressed format with full color fidelity.

• Structure Example:1–3M: 30AWG/ 5M: 26AWG/ 10M: 26AWG + CHIP/ 15M: 24AWG + CHIP

• Advantage: Guarantees full color depth, sharper text, stable signal in demanding applications like gaming monitors, 4K editing setups, or professional AV.

🟡 Recommendation:

• Cost Ranking: Non-Certified < Certified Or (30AWG< 28AWG<26AWG<24AWG)
• Market Preference: Certified cables are mandatory for professional applications. Non-certified are common in consumer markets where cost is primary concern.

8. What Outer Jacket Material Do You Prefer?

• PVC: Basic flexible jacket.
• CL3-Rated PVC: Fire-resistant for in-wall use (Note: required for lengths exceeding 5m when specially requested).
• Nylon Braided: Premium tangle-free surface.
• Cotton Mesh: Soft-touch luxury option.

🟡 Recommendation:

• Cost Ranking: PVC < CL3 PVC < Nylon < Cotton
• Market Preference: PVC is standard for most applications. CL3 is specified for in-wall installations over 5m. Nylon braided and cotton mesh is for high end .

Why Choose Us

• Certified for All Lengths (1M–5M): Few HDMI factories in China are certified for multiple cable lengths.

• Official Supplier to MONSTER CABLE: We manufacture 4K and 8K HDMI cables for MONSTER CABLE.

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