Active Technology: High-performance micro-electronics are integrated into each active connector head. These valuable chipsets automatically monitor and protect the signal to ensure reliable transmission – even for full 4K HDR content at 18Gbps!

No Outboard USB Power Needed: All Binary active cables now utilize an enhanced and more efficient chipset, pulling all the power it needs through the source and eliminating the need for external USB power, making the use of active HDMI cables easier than ever.

Ready For 4K Ultra HD: These B6A Active Series HDMI® Cables support 18Gbps connection speeds and 4K @ 60Hz 4:4:4 – meaning they can transmit a true 4K Ultra HD signal and HDR.

Our GripTek™ Guarantee: Common cable-related service calls are easily prevented thanks to GripTek™, Binary’s exclusive gripping technology. Retention points on the connector create a strong hold and require up to 8lbs. of pulling force to remove – 40% more than a traditional HDMI connector!

Exceptional Pull Strength: Our B6A Active Series cables are reinforced with a protective gel that extends to the strain relief to ensure a secure connection of the cable to the connector.

Supports Multiple High-Resolution Formats: Our B6A Series cables support high-resolution audio and video formats including Dolby® ATMOS, DTS™-X, and HDMI® 3D.

Two-Way Audio with ARC: For a high-tech way to transmit audio back to a centralized location, an AVR, or another system, use the ARC (Audio Return Channel) feature to send audio from a smart TV or another source in the viewing room back to the head end. It’s great for smart TVs, Blu-Ray players, or other content sources that stream original audio and video straight from the box.

The Eye Never Lies: When a data signal is created in a quantum data tester, it produces an “eye pattern” that showcases signal clarity as well as any noise that exists around the data stream. The clearer the eye pattern, the stronger the signal. Our B6A Series cables offer a super-clear, well-defined eye pattern, minimizing the risk of data loss, sparkles, and common signal cut-out that occurs with non-certified cables.