Kordz will showcase HDMI and control cabling solutions, live demonstrations and hands-on challenges designed to highlight durability, reliability and installation efficiency at ISE 2026.

“ISE is where the industry comes together to see what’s next and for Kordz, that means showcasing future-ready connectivity engineered for real-world installations,” Kordz managing director James Chen says.

“From HDMI infrastructure built for absolute reliability to control cabling that simplifies system design, everything we’re presenting is driven by what integrators need most on the job site now.”

Headlining Kordz’s presence is the R.4 48Gbps Rack and Marine Passive HDMI Cable, the successor to the widely adopted R.3 18Gbps HDMI Cable. Designed for mission-critical installations, it supports the full 48Gbps HDMI 2.1 data rate, enabling uncompressed 8K video transmission and full HDMI features including eARC, VRR and QMS.

Kordz is also extending its ONE Series Control Cabling with the ONE 18AWG x 2C + 22AWG x 1P Control Cable, engineered for professional building control and automation systems such as Lutron, Cresnet and Control4. A finished prototype of the PRS5 Passive Ultra96 HDMI Cable will also be on display.

Demonstrations include the ‘cables that hold their own’ test, where the PRO4 Active Optical HDMI Cable suspends a full box of Cat6 while powering a live TV, showing 48Gbps bandwidth up to 100m with an ultra-slim 4.7mm diameter. Attendees can also participate in the Kordz Termination Challenge, completing fully functional RJ45 CAT6 terminations against the clock. In collaboration with CEDIA and ISE, student groups will receive hands-on guidance in proper termination and installation techniques.

“Kordz at ISE 2026 is about more than launching new products, it’s about demonstrating how thoughtful engineering and proper installation practices solve real-world challenges,” James says.