4K HDMI Cable

Red — 0.5 m

$20.00 AUD

Novva Living · Consumer Electronics

4K HDMI Cable.

A 4K HDMI 1.4 cable with 3D support, available in Red and Blue across lengths from 0.5 m to 15 m. Compatible with TVs, computers, monitors, projectors, and any HDMI-enabled device — the high-definition cable built for home, office, and installation use.

4KResolution

3DSupport

15mMax Length

2Colours

4K ReadyFull HD output

3D SupportHDMI 1.4 standard

0.5 m – 15 m6 lengths available

Universal CompatibilityAny HDMI device

014K Resolution — Full High-Definition Output

The 4K-capable HDMI 1.4 connection delivers full high-definition video output to any compatible TV, monitor, or projector — ensuring the screen receives the signal quality it is capable of rather than being bottlenecked by an older or lower-spec lead.

023D Support — Ready for 3D Content

The HDMI 1.4 specification includes 3D signal support — working with 3D-capable TVs and projectors without needing a separate or upgraded lead when switching between standard and 3D content.

030.5 m to 15 m — Right Length for Every Setup

Available from 0.5 m for a tight desk setup to 15 m for a room installation — choose the exact length needed rather than buying too short or managing excess cable behind the unit.

04Dual Colour — Red or Blue for Cable Management

Available in Red and Blue — making cable management more intentional and helping identify specific connections in a multi-cable setup without needing labels or tracing leads behind the unit.

Product Specifications

BrandFSU

StandardHDMI 1.4

Resolution4K

3D SupportYes

ColoursRed · Blue

Red Lengths0.5 m · 1 m · 1.5 m · 2 m · 10 m · 15 m

Blue Lengths0.5 m · 1 m · 1.5 m · 2 m

Compatible WithTV · Computer · Monitor · Projector · Any HDMI Device

In the Box1 × FSU 4K HDMI Cable (colour and length as selected)

0.5 m — for connections where the source and display are directly adjacent — a desktop PC to a monitor on the same desk, a media player directly behind a TV, or a laptop docked to an external screen with no slack required. The shortest option eliminates excess cable entirely and keeps the setup clean.
1 m — the most versatile short-run length. Works for most desk setups where the source is within arm’s reach of the display, a soundbar or AV receiver next to a TV, or a laptop connected to a monitor with a small gap between them. The default choice for a single-screen home office or desk setup.
1.5 m — for setups where a small amount of additional reach is needed — a TV mounted slightly above a media unit, a projector on the same table as the source, or a desk where the PC tower sits on the floor rather than on the surface. The 0.5 m difference over a 1 m cable is significant when routing around a desk leg or cable management channel.
2 m — for setups with a meaningful gap between the source and the display — a wall-mounted TV with the media unit below it, a projector connected to a laptop across a table, or a desk where cable routing adds length beyond the straight-line distance. The longest short-run option before the jump to 10 m.
10 m — for room-scale installations where the source and display are on opposite sides of the space — a projector at the back of a room connected to a source at the front, a TV in a bedroom connected to a PC in a different position, or a meeting room with a wall display connected to a desk-mounted PC. Route along skirting boards or through trunking to keep the run tidy.
15 m — for larger installations or longer room runs where 10 m falls short — a large living room, a presentation room, or a commercial installation where the source and display are at maximum distance. At 15 m, cable management is important: route along walls, avoid sharp bends, and do not coil excess length as this can affect signal quality on very long HDMI runs.

If in doubt between two lengths, choose the longer option — excess cable can be managed with ties or clips, but a cable that is 10 cm too short cannot be stretched. Note that Blue is only available up to 2 m; lengths of 10 m and 15 m are available in Red only.

Insert the HDMI connector firmly into the port until it clicks into place — a loose connection is the most common cause of signal issues.
For longer runs (10 m or 15 m), route the cable along skirting boards or use cable clips to keep it tidy and prevent trip hazards.
Avoid sharp bends in the cable, especially near the connectors — a gentle curve is fine, but a tight 90-degree bend can damage the internal wiring over time.
If routing behind a wall or through trunking, use the correct length to avoid excess coiling, which can affect signal quality on very long runs.

Do not repeatedly bend the cable sharply at the same point — flex gently if repositioning.
Store unused cables loosely coiled, not tightly wound, to prevent internal wire stress.
Keep connectors clean and free from dust — wipe gently with a dry cloth if needed.
Unplug by holding the connector body, not by pulling the cable itself, to protect the wiring at the strain relief point.

Compatible with any device featuring a standard HDMI port — TVs, monitors, projectors, laptops, desktop PCs, gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, and streaming sticks.
Supports 4K video output and 3D content where the connected devices are capable — the cable will not limit your setup if your hardware supports those formats.
Red and Blue variants are functionally identical — colour choice is purely for cable management or aesthetic preference.
Not suitable for DisplayPort or USB-C connections without an adapter — this is a standard HDMI to HDMI cable.

Connect. Display. Done.

“4K, HDMI 1.4, 3D support — the high-definition cable that connects any screen to any source without compromise.”

4K Ready 3D Support Universal Compatibility