SHIELDED ACTIVE OPTICAL HDMI 18G, 4K Ultra HD Cable, Distances up to 150′, No External Power Required, Plenum
Note: These cables are recommended for point to point when running 4K60 18G applications. When used with a wall plate, it will need the active pigtail and power injector to the source side. Use Covid’s PMC-HDF-A Active Pigtail if using this product in multi-point applications.
HDMI AOC Cable, 18G, Shielded, Plenum
Product ID : P-HDAEC
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SHIELDED ACTIVE OPTICAL HDMI 18G, 4K Ultra HD Cable, Distances up to 150′, No External Power Required, Plenum
Note: These cables are recommended for point to point when running 4K60 18G applications. When used with a wall plate, it will need the active pigtail and power injector to the source side. Use Covid’s PMC-HDF-A Active Pigtail if using this product in multi-point applications.
Features
Plenum
Resolutions Up To [email protected] (4K – 18G)
Multi-channel audio, Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio
EDID, CEC, HDCP compliant
Low power consumption
Overall shielding with metal connector shell
Small, lightweight, flexible, and easy to use
Why Use This Product?
Versatility: This cable is not limited by point-to-point restrictions.
Flexibility: The Covid AOC HDMI 18G, 4K Ultra HD cable offers an extremely tight bend radius of 5mm. In addition, this cable is thin, light weight and much more flexible than traditional copper cables.
Resolution: The AOC HDMI cable is the perfect choice for high resolution digital video applications. The cable supports resolutions up to [email protected] (4K – 18G) up to 150ft.
Applications
HDMI Cables are typically utilized in the transmission of high definition content. These cables can transmit both audio and video signals and are used on equipment such as computers, Blu-ray players, projectors, or monitors.
Covid sells a variety of different AOC products that come with their own set of unique benefits. Use this chart to choose the AOC that best fits your needs.
If you have any problems with this product use this AOC trouble shooting chart for possible solutions.
