HDMI™ Cable
HDMI A-D Cable - PB389
HDMI A to HDMI D (Micro HDMI) cable with black PVC jacket and molded housing for connecting compact HDMI D devices to displays.
Overview
The PB389 connects an HDMI A connector to an HDMI D (Micro HDMI) connector, allowing compact devices with a Micro HDMI port to connect to TVs and monitors. It uses a black PVC cable and a molded housing for everyday durability. Each unit ships with one cable.
Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | PB389 |
| Cable material | PVC |
| Cable color | Black |
| Shell material | Molded |
| Connectors | HDMI A to HDMI D (Micro HDMI) |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What devices does the PB389 HDMI A-D cable connect?
- The PB389 connects devices with Micro HDMI (Type D) ports—such as tablets, action cameras, and compact media players—to standard HDMI displays, TVs, and monitors with HDMI A ports.
- What materials are used in the PB389 cable construction?
- The PB389 features a black PVC cable jacket with molded connector housings designed for durability and everyday use.
- Can the PB389 be customized for bulk orders?
- Contact Tonetron directly to discuss customization options for wholesale and OEM/ODM orders. We are an ISO 9001 certified manufacturer with 40+ years of export experience.
- How is the PB389 packaged and shipped?
- Each unit ships with one cable. Contact our sales team for bulk packaging and logistics options for importers and wholesalers.
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