GHT Wire & Cable Co. Ltd.

China, with a catalogue of 98 active products, GHT Wire & Cable Co. Ltd. lists items across the Wires & Cables, Agriculture, Coaxial Cables, Optical Fiber Cables, Adaptors, Computer Cables, VGA Card and Electric Connectors categories. The published catalogue contains 30 distinct cable and connector items, ranging from HDMI and DVI video cables to UTP network cables, coaxial RG6 and RG59 lines, power cords and various patch panels. The White Coaxial Cable RG6 entry includes an HS code of 8544.20 and specifies a copper‑clad steel conductor, foam polyethylene dielectric, aluminum‑magnesium braid and a white PVC jacket. Products are described using material and construction details rather than performance grades.

The list includes a quality HDMI Cable 14+1 Red Alloy, a 24‑k gold‑plated 50 m HDMI cable, UTP CAT5E and CAT6 network cables, outdoor SFTP Cat5e, telephone Cat3 pairs, speaker cables, power cords for laptops, RJ45 patch cords, video baluns with BNC connectors, CCTV cables, audio RCA cables and RJ11 connectors. Several items are presented as patch panels (48‑port, 50‑port) and accessories such as a four‑aperture wall panel. The catalogue does not provide explicit performance specifications such as bandwidth or shielding class, but the material descriptions indicate standard industry constructions.

The product set covers video interconnects (HDMI, DVI), data transmission lines (UTP CAT5E, CAT6, SFTP outdoor), coaxial lines (RG6, RG59) and power cords. In the cable market, HDMI cables for 4K video typically meet HDMI 2.0 standards, support 48 Gbps bandwidth, use 18‑24 AWG conductors and double shielding. UTP CAT5E is rated for 100 MHz, 1000 Mbps, 100 Ω impedance, while CAT6 extends to 250 MHz and supports 10 Gbps over short runs. RG6 coaxial cable is commonly 75 Ω, 0.5 mm copper or copper‑clad steel core, with a foam polyethylene dielectric and aluminum‑magnesium braid for shielding, meeting IEC 60332‑1 standards.

Typical certifications for these cable types include CE marking, RoHS compliance, UL 1685 for HDMI, IEC 60794 for fiber (where applicable) and IEC 60884 for audio. Buyers often request test reports for attenuation, crosstalk, dielectric strength and fire resistance. Standard packaging involves coil winds in recyclable cardboard or shrink‑wrapped bundles, usually loaded in 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers with a typical payload of 18‑20 tons for cable goods.