HDMI-adapter Digitus AK-330500-000-S

The Digitus HDMI Adapter AK-330500-000-S is a compact cable extension solution with two HDMI Type A connectors. It supports 4K/Ultra HD and 3D signals and includes Ethernet connectivity, allowing you to extend HDMI connections between devices while maintaining high-definition video and audio quality. The adapter has nickel-plated contacts and a black finish for durability and a neutral appearance.

Advantages

This HDMI adapter provides a simple way to join two HDMI cables while preserving 4K/Ultra HD and 3D compatibility. Nickel-plated contacts improve resistance to corrosion and help maintain a stable signal. The integrated Ethernet capability enables networked HDMI features when supported by connected cables and devices, and the compact black design makes it unobtrusive in most home entertainment setups.

Suitable for

• Extending HDMI cables between TVs and AV receivers
• Connecting gaming consoles to displays
• Joining HDMI runs in home theatre installations
• Temporary or permanent cable extensions in offices or meeting rooms

Key specifications

• Model: Digitus AK-330500-000-S
• Connectors: HDMI Type A (Standard) — both ends
• Supported formats: 4K/Ultra HD and 3D capable
• Ethernet: supported (via HDMI Ethernet Channel where applicable)
• Contact plating: nickel-plated
• Colour: Black
• Brand: DIGITUS
• EAN: 4016032296140

How to use

Plug an HDMI cable from your source device into one HDMI Type A connector of the adapter and plug a second HDMI cable into the other connector leading to your display or receiver. Ensure both HDMI cables and connected devices support the desired resolutions and features (for example 4K/Ultra HD, 3D, or HDMI Ethernet Channel) to maintain full functionality. Position the adapter where it does not strain the cable connectors.

Recommendations

For best signal integrity, use high-quality HDMI cables rated for the target resolution and length; avoid excessive cable lengths and minimize sharp bends. Verify device and cable compatibility for Ethernet and advanced HDMI features before relying on networked functions.