ICE Now Delivering Pre Terminated and Field Terminable HDMI Cables

ICE Cable Systems (ISE 2015, stand 2-E40) has a robust assortment of premium HDMI solutions in both pre-terminated and field-terminable varieties to satisfy the many in-room and in-wall HDMI connectivity needs of integrators.

Pre-terminated: ICE Cable’s Clear Series 2 HDMI line incorporates a compact head design with a GRIP lock connector that provides up to 15 lbs. of pull-force. An active chipset and proprietary premium cable design make possible transmission of 1080P/60 HZ up to 30 meters without extenders. Available in lengths from .5 meter to 30 meters (and in black or white), the cables are pre-cut and terminated.

Field-terminable: With in-wall installation in mind, ICE Cable is also now delivering field-terminable HDMI wire, connectors and accessories. A patent-pending internal locking head, along with unique internal ribbon cable and round jacket designs make for fast connection and easy pulling. The product is capable of sending HDMI signals up to 24 meters (with extender). To provide the utmost in confidence, also available are a crimp tool and a tester.

Founded in 2004 and based in Los Angeles, California, ICE Cable has steadily established itself as a provider of premium, innovative wire and cable solutions. The company serves the custom residential, alarm, commercial, electrical contracting and data center channels globally. For safety, all of the company’s HDMI products are UL and c(UL) listed.

ICE Cable Systems has more than 50 active distributors around the world selling its products.

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