Monoprice
Monoprice 113784: 25ft HDMI Cable, 4K@60Hz, Commercial Series
★★★★★
4K
10.2Gbps of CL2-rated bandwidth in a no-logo cable built for permanent installation — 4K@60Hz performance that disappears into your walls.
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Overview
Key Features
No logo: installers, contractors, and systems integrators need a reliable cable that they can make their own. We left our logo and name off These cables, so our brand is your Brand.
CL2 rated: tested by Underwriters Laboratories to the CL2 standard, These cables are safe for use in and through the walls and attic spaces of residential class buildings.
Thinner conductors: by using thinner conductors than many other passive high speed HDMI cables, these cables are easier to install, route, and hide from view
Supports the HDMI Ethernet Channel and Audio Return Channel features
Specifications
Length
25 Feet
Color
Black
Maximum Resolution
4K @ 60Hz
Bandwidth
10.2 Gbps
Conductor Gauge
24 AWG
In-Wall Rating
CL2 (UL Listed)
Audio Return Channel (ARC)
Yes
HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC)
Yes
Brand
Monoprice
Model
113784
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- CL2 in-wall safety rating is UL-verified, making this cable code-compliant for residential wall runs without sourcing a separate in-wall variant.
- 10.2Gbps bandwidth supports 4K@60Hz reliably at 25 feet — the full High Speed HDMI specification at a passive cable price point.
- No-logo design lets AV integrators brand installations cleanly without third-party markings visible to clients.
- Thinner conductors than comparable cables improve flexibility for routing through conduit or behind baseboards.
- Supports both ARC and HDMI Ethernet Channel, covering current AV receiver and soundbar connectivity requirements.
👎 Cons
- 10.2Gbps bandwidth caps out at 4K@60Hz — this cable does not support 4K@120Hz, HDR10+ at high refresh, or 8K, which require 48Gbps HDMI 2.1 cables.
- Passive construction means signal integrity at 25 feet depends on source and display port quality — marginal HDMI ports on older hardware may introduce instability that an active cable would prevent.
- 24AWG gauge, while appropriate for 25 feet, is not ideal if your run ends up closer to 30–35 feet; plan your run carefully before terminating.
- No cable certification documentation is included, which some commercial installation specs require for permit sign-off.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this cable actually deliver a stable 4K@60Hz signal over the full 25-foot length?
Yes. At 24AWG conductor gauge and 10.2Gbps bandwidth, this cable meets the High Speed HDMI specification required for 4K@60Hz. Passive cables at this length are generally reliable for 4K@60Hz; signal degradation becomes a concern at longer runs or with 4K@120Hz or 8K content, which requires active cables or fiber.
What does CL2 rating mean and why does it matter for installation?
CL2 is an Underwriters Laboratories safety rating confirming the cable's jacket can be routed inside walls and attic spaces in residential buildings without posing a fire hazard. If you're pulling cable through drywall, CL2 is the minimum standard most building codes require — non-rated cables are not legal for in-wall use in residential installations.
Does this cable support Audio Return Channel (ARC) and HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC)?
Yes to both. ARC allows a TV to send audio back to a connected AV receiver over the same HDMI cable, eliminating a separate optical connection. HEC enables a shared network connection through the HDMI link, though this feature requires both connected devices to support it.
Why are thinner conductors listed as a feature — doesn't thicker gauge mean better signal?
Thinner conductors in the data pairs make the cable more flexible and easier to fish through conduit or tight wall cavities without signal compromise at this length. The 24AWG spec is appropriate for 25-foot runs at 10.2Gbps — you'd want heavier gauge for significantly longer passive runs.
Why is there no Monoprice logo on the cable?
Monoprice intentionally omitted their branding so AV integrators and custom installers can present the cable under their own brand to clients. It's a professional courtesy common in the commercial AV space.
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