Ultra Slim HDMI 2.1 Type A to Type A 7.5m(24ft) Active Optical Cable, 8K@60Hz and 4k@120Hz, 48Gbps, for Professional AV Installations
Description
Designed for clean professional AV routing without the bulk of a conventional high-bandwidth cable, this 7.5 m 48Gbps HDMI cable uses an ultra-slim 3.4 mm hybrid-fiber body to carry 8K@60Hz and 4K@120Hz between Type A devices. The narrow diameter is easier to conceal behind displays, pass through cabinetry and manage above ceilings, while active optical conversion keeps the high-speed signal stable and resistant to EMI/RFI across the 24 ft run. It is well suited to meeting-room displays, premium home cinema, simulators, edit suites and compact digital-signage installations. Compared with the 1 m ultra-slim version, this model is intended to span a room or furniture route; compared with a thicker armored AOC, it favors flexibility and low visual impact over heavy mechanical protection.
- 48Gbps bandwidth supporting 8K@60Hz and 4K@120Hz over 7.5 m (24 ft)
- Ultra-slim 3.4 mm cable diameter for cabinets, ceilings and behind-display routing
- Hybrid optical construction delivers low-loss video with strong EMI/RFI immunity
- Lightweight, flexible profile reduces pull force and minimizes visible cable bulk
- Optimized for conference rooms, home cinema, simulators and professional display installations
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Active Optical HDMI cables convert electrical signals into optical signals, allowing:rnrnMuch longer transmission distancernrnNo electromagnetic interference (EMI/RFI)rnrnThinner and lighter cable structurernrnMore stable high-bandwidth transmissionrnrnThese features make them ideal for professional AV installations and long-distance connections.
Yes. Most HDMI Active Optical Cables are directional and must be connected correctly:rnrnSource → DisplayrnrnThe “Source” connector should be plugged into devices such as PCs, media players, or game consoles, while the “Display” connector connects to TVs, monitors, or projectors.
No. The cable is typically powered directly through the 5V HDMI interface, so no external power adapter is required.
It is widely used in:rnrnProfessional AV installationsrnrnHome theater systemsrnrnDigital signagernrnBroadcast studiosrnrnMedical imaging systemsrnrnConference rooms and control centersrnrnwhere stable long-distance 8K signal transmission is required.
Depending on the model and construction, HDMI 2.1 Active Optical Cables typically support long-distance transmission up to 100m or more while maintaining full 48Gbps performance.