“Could someone please help answer the question about what is the AWG specification for this cable ? Vicki asked about it a while back and got a non-answer reply. The correct answer is important when longer cables are being considered. Thanks, AnalogDan.”
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I’m not gonna chop my cord up but I have #8 wire here and they are equal in size so I’d say your safe at assuming 8
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Insignia did not list the AWG as one of the specifications of this cable on the box. What I can tell you is that I replaced my 10-ft. commercial-grade 24 AWG cable with this 12-ft. Insignia cable, using it between my Blu-ray player and overhead projector. I am projecting onto a 136" diagonal screen with absolutely no loss in resolution or performance. I hope that helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The rating is not listed on the box, specs from manufacturer's web site, or on the cable itself (just "High Speed HDMI™ Cable with Ethernet"). So, it at least conforms to HDMI 1.4. My guess is that it is a 28 AWG cable (16-foot maximum run). You'll have to contact Insignia for details.
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