SCP SAV-2003 — Ultra-flexible 8K 48Gbps HDMI cable with silicone jacket
The SCP SAV-2003 is a 3-metre (10ft) UltraFlex by SimplyAV 8K 48Gbps HDMI cable aimed at professional AV integrators, custom installers, and demanding home-theatre or gaming environments. Its proprietary ultra-flexible silicone jacket sets it apart from conventional PVC cables, making it significantly easier to route through tight conduit, behind panels, and around rack equipment. ATC-tested and factory-verified to the full HDMI v2.1b Ultra High Speed specification, the SAV-2003 carries a lifetime warranty — giving integrators and their customers long-term confidence in the connection. Its applications range from ProAV and digital signage to high-end gaming, medical displays, and home theatre installations.
Certified HDMI 2.1b Ultra High Speed
The SAV-2003 is ATC-tested and factory-verified to the full HDMI v2.1b Ultra High Speed specification, supporting up to 48 Gbps of bandwidth. This covers 8K@60Hz 4:4:4, 4K@144Hz, and 1080p@240Hz, as well as eARC, Dynamic HDR, VRR, ALLM, QFT, QMS, HDCP 2.2/2.3, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, DTS-HD Master Audio, and 32 audio channels. Critically, each cable ships with the official HDMI Ultra High Speed certification sticker — something many cheaper cables on the market cannot claim. For end users this means the cable genuinely unlocks all features of current-generation AV receivers, gaming consoles, and 8K displays, with no hidden bandwidth bottlenecks causing intermittent picture problems down the line.
Proprietary Ultra-Flexible Silicone Jacket
Where most HDMI cables use a rigid PVC outer jacket, the SAV-2003 uses a proprietary silicone compound that is 5× more flexible and durable than PVC. Silicone is also highly compression-resistant, heat-stable across a wide temperature range, and biocompatible — safe for direct skin contact in medical or wearable-display contexts. The practical result for installers is a cable that bends tightly without kinking, routes cleanly through populated racks or behind slim-mount screens, and stays pliable even in cold environments like refrigerated retail cabinets or outdoor cabinets. For the end user the tangible benefit is a cable that does not fatigue, crack, or stiffen over years of use — reducing the likelihood of intermittent signal faults that are difficult to diagnose.
30% Smaller Low-Profile Connector
The SAV-2003 uses a slim, low-profile HDMI Type-A connector housing that is approximately 30% smaller than a standard HDMI plug. Gold-plated contacts ensure corrosion-free mating. The reduced connector footprint makes a real difference wherever port spacing is tight — TV panels with side-by-side HDMI inputs, AV receivers with closely spaced ports, or rack-mounted switchers where neighbouring cables compete for space. It also means the cable can be plugged and unplugged with one hand in confined spaces, reducing installation time and the risk of stressing adjacent connectors.
UL CL3 In-Wall Rated
The SAV-2003 carries UL CL3 in-wall safety rating, which means it meets the US National Electrical Code requirements for routing low-voltage cables inside building walls and ceilings. For integrators, this eliminates a compliance risk that could otherwise require the cable to be replaced at inspection. End users benefit from a permanent, code-compliant installation — relevant in residential custom installs, corporate boardrooms, and any fixed AV deployment where the cable will be concealed in the building fabric. The accompanying flame test certifications (VW-1 and FT2) further confirm the cable's safety credentials for enclosed-space installations.
Lifetime Warranty & Factory QC
Every SAV-2003 cable is individually tested at the factory before packaging, and backed by SCP's lifetime warranty. In professional AV integration, a cable failure deep inside a wall or behind a display is time-consuming and costly to diagnose and rectify. The combination of per-unit factory testing and a no-questions lifetime warranty significantly reduces that risk, and gives integrators a credible support argument when recommending a higher-grade cable to cost-sensitive clients. The peace of mind extends directly to the end user — they can expect the cable to perform for the lifetime of the installation.
