Bandridge HDMI Cable 15 Metre

Bandridge HDMI Cable 15 Metre

The Bandridge HDMI Cable 15 Metre is a long-length HDMI cable for connecting a source and a display that sit far apart: a projector ceiling-mounted at the back of a room and a player or amplifier at the front, a television and a media rack in a boardroom, or a computer and a monitor across a studio or classroom. At 15 metres, it covers the runs that standard short cables cannot, using standard HDMI connectors at both ends so it connects directly to the HDMI ports found on televisions, projectors, AV receivers, players, games consoles and computers.

Key features

• 15 metre cable length for long source-to-display runs
• HDMI connector at each end
• Digital audio and video carried on a single cable
• Suitable for projectors, televisions, AV receivers and computers
• Bandridge cable, supplied as a single 15 metre length

Planning a 15 metre HDMI run

Length is the decision that matters most with this cable, and it should be chosen from the actual route, not the straight-line distance between devices. Measure along the path the cable will really take: up a wall, across a ceiling, around a door frame or through trunking, and add spare length at both ends so connectors are never under tension and equipment can be pulled forward for servicing. A 15 metre cable suits rooms where the display and the rack are on opposite walls, halls with a projector at the rear and sources at the front, and installations where the cable must follow the building rather than cross the floor.

As with any long HDMI run, the complete signal path should be tested at the picture format you intend to use before the cable is fixed permanently behind walls, ceilings or panelling. Connect the actual source and the actual display, select the intended output format on the source, and confirm that picture and sound are stable before closing up the route. This cable is specified by its length and connectors; it carries no separate bandwidth certification claim here, so matching it to your equipment by a live test is the reliable way to confirm a long installation.

Connection and handling

Both ends terminate in standard HDMI connectors that push into the HDMI ports of the source and display. If the supplied cable carries Source and Display markings, follow that direction when installing. Route the cable with gentle bends rather than sharp folds, avoid trapping it under furniture or door edges, do not pull it by the connector shells, and keep long parallel runs away from mains power cables where the route allows. Where the cable passes through walls or ceilings, leave service access where practical so the run can be reached later without opening finished surfaces.

Typical uses

Home cinema rooms use a 15 metre run to place the projector at the rear while players and the AV receiver stay in a front rack. Boardrooms and classrooms use it to connect a lectern or table connection point to a ceiling projector or a wall display. Places of worship, training rooms and small auditoriums use it to link a media desk to a projector or a large screen across the room. Retail and signage setups use the length to keep the player in a secure location away from the public-facing display.

Choose this cable when the route genuinely needs 15 metres: enough length to follow the building, standard HDMI connectors at both ends, and a single-cable path for digital picture and sound. Test the full route at your intended format before permanent fixing, and the installation will reward you with a clean, cable-hidden result.