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C2G CG41415 Plus Series Active High Speed HDMI Cable, In-Wall CL3 Rated, 4K 60Hz, M/M, Black, 50'
C2G CG41350 HDMI Male to VGA Female Adapter Converter Dongle, Black
C2G CG41350 HDMI Male to VGA Female Adapter Converter Dongle, Black
C2G CG31350 CAT6 Snagless Unshielded (UTP) Ethernet Network Patch Cable, M/M, 35' (10.7m), Gray
C2G CG31350 CAT6 Snagless Unshielded (UTP) Ethernet Network Patch Cable, M/M, 35\' (10.7m), Gray
C2G CG29974 Conference Room Video Hub, HDMI and USB-C, TAA Compliant, Black
C2G CG29974 Conference Room Video Hub, HDMI and USB-C, TAA Compliant, Black
C2G CG29826 USB-C to Ethernet Network Adapter Converter
C2G CG29826 USB-C to Ethernet Network Adapter Converter
C2G CG28658 USB-C to 3.1 (Gen 2) Male to Female Extension Cable (10Gbps), 3' (0.9m)
C2G CG26902 USB-C to DisplayPort Adapter Cable, 4K 30Hz, 6' (1.8m), Black
C2G CG26886 USB to DB9 Serial RS232 Adapter Cable, 1.5' (0.46m)
C2G CG15296 CAT6 Assembled Plenum Patch Cable, 550MHz, 14', Black
C2G CG15296 CAT6 Assembled Plenum Patch Cable, 550MHz, 14\', Black
C2G CG04082 75' CAT6 Nonbooted UTP Cable
C2G CG04082 75\' CAT6 Nonbooted UTP Cable
C2G CG00870 14' CAT6 Snagless Shielded Twisted Pair Cable, 14', Yellow
C2G CG00870 14\' CAT6 Snagless Shielded Twisted Pair Cable, 14\', Yellow

Commercial AV Connector Cables

Browse commercial AV connector cables for meeting rooms, racks, installed AV and commercial signal chains. This collection covers professional interconnect and adapter cables for projects ranging from new installations to targeted upgrades. Start with the function the product must perform, then compare the available options against the rest of the system so the final specification stays practical and compatible.

Match Commercial Connector Cables to Your System

Before selecting a model, compare connector types, signal format, cable length, bandwidth, shielding and installation rating. The surrounding system matters just as much as the individual product, so check cabling, mounting, power and control dependencies where they apply. For upgrades, confirm that new hardware can coexist with the existing infrastructure instead of assuming backward compatibility.