Absolutely. It is designed for professional AV, conference rooms, digital signage, control rooms, broadcast environments, and high-end commercial installations where stability, slim routing, and signal quality are critical.

Do not bend the cable beyond the specified minimum bend radiusrnrnAvoid pulling or crushing the cablernrnEnsure correct Source and Display connection orientation

Ultra Slim” refers to the cable’s smaller diameter and increased flexibility, making it easier to route through tight spaces. “Overmolded” connectors mean the HDMI plug ends are reinforced with molded plastic or rubber for increased durability and strain relief — useful in professional installations where cables are repeatedly plugged/unplugged.

Compared with standard copper HDMI cables, optical cables:rn✔ Support longer distances without signal attenuationrn✔ Are lighter, thinner, more flexible, and easier to installrn✔ Resist EMI/RFI interference betterrn✔ Maintain stable 4K @ 60 Hz quality far from the source devicernThis makes them great for professional AV setups, digital signage, conference rooms, and wall runs.

Yes — like other HDMI cables, it transmits digital audio, including multi-channel formats, and supports typical HDMI features (CEC, EDID, etc.) as allowed by the connected devices and HDMI 2.0 specification.