Description
This AV:Link HDMI lead uses active fibre optic technology to carry the signal over long distances, so you get much greater reach than standard copper cables without the signal dropping off. At 150m, it suits installs where the source and screen sit far apart, such as large rooms, boardrooms or commercial spaces where a shorter cable simply won't stretch.
The cable itself has a thin 4.8mm outer diameter, which keeps it flexible and easy to route through walls, trunking and tight bends. The alloy headshells measure only 19mm wide and 9mm high, with gold plated connectors for a solid fit. It supports video resolutions up to 8K Ultra High Definition (8K UHD) at 60Hz, with video bandwidth up to 48Gb/s. It's HDCP 2.2 compliant and built to HDMI 2.1, so it handles current high resolution sources.
Active optical cables (AOC) like this one carry the signal as light rather than electricity, which is why they hold up over runs that would defeat a passive lead. The fibre core means the picture arrives clean even at the far end of a long run. If you're feeding a projector, a wall mounted display or a distributed AV system across a big space, this lead gives you the range without giving up 8K support along the way.
Specification
| Length |
150m |
| Weight |
3.84KG |
| Conductor |
Active fibre optic (AOC) |
| Max. resolution |
7680 x 4320p @ 60Hz |
| Data transfer rate |
48Gb/s |
| Cable : diameter |
4.8mm |
Frequently Asked
How long is this HDMI lead?
This version is 150m long, designed for installs where the source and display sit a long way apart.
What resolution does it support?
It supports video up to 8K Ultra High Definition (7680 x 4320p) at 60Hz, with bandwidth up to 48Gb/s.
Is it directional?
Active fibre optic HDMI leads carry the signal one way, so check for source and display markings on the headshells before fitting.
Will it fit through conduit?
The cable has a 4.8mm outer diameter and the headshells are 19mm wide by 9mm high, so it routes through trunking and conduit fairly easily.
Is it HDCP compliant?
Yes, the lead is HDCP 2.2 compliant and built to the HDMI 2.1 standard.
Why use fibre optic instead of copper?
Fibre carries the signal as light, so it holds picture quality over long runs where a standard copper cable would lose signal.