Reliable Cables for Seamless Video & Data Connections
Ensure your digital setup performs at its best with our broad range of Video and Data Cables. Fit for connect displays, transmit data, or maintaining seamless audio-visual flow across devices; we've got high-quality HDMI, USB, Ethernet and CAT5e/CAT6 cables designed for clarity, durability and universal compatibility.
Universal Compatibility
Connect confidently with leads designed to support a wide range of devices, from TVs and laptops to routers and multimedia gear.
Robust Signal Transmission
Shielded cables and quality conductors minimise interference and support optimal data, video and audio transfer, even over extended lengths.
Durability and Flexibility
Reinforced, snagless and cotton-braided options ensure long-term use with enhanced resistance to tangling, stretching or wear in professional and domestic setups alike.
Types of Video & Data Cables
Browse by cable type to quickly find what suits your installation:
HDMI Cables
Transmit high-definition audio and video between AV devices. Ideal for TVs, monitors, consoles and Blu-ray players.
Ethernet Cables
High-speed CAT5e and CAT6 network cables for connecting PCs, routers, switches and more, supporting up to Gigabit speeds.
USB Cables
Reliable USB 2.0 leads for powering and data transfer, including A to A, A to B, Micro B and Mini B variants.
Data Cables
Professional-grade bulk network cables and patch cords designed for structured cabling systems and extended installations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between Cat5e and Cat6 cables?
Cat5e cables support speeds up to 1Gbps and are ideal for most home networks. Cat6 cables handle up to 10Gbps over shorter distances and feature better shielding for reduced crosstalk, making them more suitable for data-intensive and professional setups.
Are HDMI cables backward compatible?
Yes, HDMI cables are backward compatible. A newer HDMI version will work with older ports, but will operate at the lower device standard. For example, a High Speed HDMI cable will still function when connected to a device that only supports HDMI 1.3.
Can I use USB cables for charging and data?
Most USB cables support both charging and data transfer. However, some low-cost or thin USB leads may only be wired for power. Look for reinforced or certified data cables for reliability in syncing and power delivery.
What length HDMI cable do I need?
HDMI cables up to 5m generally transmit signal with no degradation. For longer runs, use high-speed or active HDMI cables. Consider cable quality, shielding, and whether you need support for 4K or Ethernet over HDMI.
Are Ethernet patch cables and network cables the same?
Ethernet patch cables are pre-terminated leads used for connecting devices like routers or PCs. Bulk network cables are uncut reels for custom installations and structured cabling. Both are part of Ethernet networking, just used differently.
Which USB cable do I need for my device?
Check the port type on your device: USB-A is the standard rectangular connector, Micro B is common on older phones, Mini B was used on cameras, and USB-C is the newer reversible standard. Ensure plug compatibility before purchase.
Do I need shielded data cables?
Shielded cables reduce electromagnetic interference, especially important in professional AV setups or industrial environments. If you're running long cables near power sources or sensitive equipment, shielded options like F/UTP or SF/UTP are recommended.
Need Help Finding the Right Video & Data Cable?
Our friendly customer service team are always ready to provide answers, offer support and share information. So if you're still unsure on which product best suits your needs, or for any other questions or queries, please don't hesitate to give us a call on 01424 239444.