Audio and video cable that transmit both audio and video signals. HDMI, DVI and VGA can carry electronic signals from a video source, such as a DVD player, TV box, projector, monitor and so on, to television. There are the digital interface standard to convert analog signals into digital signals to accommodate both analog and digital monitors. Our advantage is to provide custom audio and video cable for industrial applications.

FAQs

1. What types of audio and video cables are available on this page?
We offer a range of cables including HDMI, AV (RCA), coaxial, speaker cables, USB-to-AV, audio patch leads, and custom A/V wiring solutions suitable for consumer electronics, professional audio systems, and industrial AV installations.

2. How do I choose the right cable for my audio/video setup?
Select based on signal type (analog vs digital), connector compatibility (HDMI, RCA, 3.5 mm, XLR), length, shielding, and bandwidth requirements. If you’re unsure, share your device models and use case for precise recommendations.

3. Are these cables suitable for professional audio installations?
Yes. We offer high-quality, shielded audio and video cables designed to minimize interference and signal loss, making them suitable for studio, PA systems, and broadcast environments as well as consumer applications.

4. Do you offer customized audio and video cable assemblies?
Yes. Custom options include specific lengths, connector types, wire gauges, color coding, and labeling to match your installation needs and equipment specifications.

5. What performance differences exist between shielded and unshielded A/V cables?
Shielded cables reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) and are recommended in environments with motors, electrical noise, or long cable runs. Unshielded cables may be acceptable for short, low-interference setups.

6. How long should audio/video cables be to avoid signal loss?
Cable length depends on the signal type: digital signals (e.g., HDMI) can tolerate longer runs without degradation, while analog audio and composite video may experience loss over longer distances. Contact us with your layout for the best cable length suggestions.

7. Can these audio and video cables be used in automotive or outdoor environments?
Standard A/V cables are designed for indoor use. For automotive or outdoor installations, we recommend specialized ruggedized cables with appropriate jackets and strain relief to withstand vibration, heat, and moisture.

8. What quality assurance is provided for audio and video cables?
All cables undergo continuity and performance testing to verify connection integrity and signal quality before shipment, ensuring reliable performance and reduced returns due to defects.