Hall Research CHD-DE15 4K Javelin Active Optical HDMI Cable, 15m

Hall Research, CHD-DE15, 4K Javelin Active Optical Plenum HDMI Cable, 15m ( - 50ft ) with Detachable Ends

Hall Research 4K Javelin Active Plenum HDMI extension cables utilize the latest in optoelectronic technology to transmit HDMI signals far beyond the typical limitations of copper cables. The CHD-DExx 4K Javelin cables have the added benefit of detachable or removable HDMI connector ends. The cable itself has a small (micro HDMI size) connector that can be pulled through small holes, pipes or conduits. Among the impressive features of the 4K Javelin is its indifference to the resolution that is being extended. It has the ability to handle any resolution or color depth including non-standard video formats as long as the maximum data rate is less than 10.2 Gbps. No compression is used so the image at the far end of the cable is 100% identical to the source. Since the video is sent using light pulses, the cable provides higher immunity to EMI or RFI interference and there is less chance of video dropouts due to environmental electromagnetic noise. The cable ships with detachable HDMI connectors so it is ready for connection to your video equipment, but users can purchase extra DVI detachable ends allowing for DVI-to-HDMI or DVI-to-DVI configurations using the same cable. A pulling capsule with eyelet is provided in each package to aid with pulling. The capsule snaps on to the micro connector at cable's end. The plug-n-play cable requires no external power supply. Power is drawn from the 5v signal pin of the source HDMI output. The cable draws less than 0.25w of power from the source.

Features:

• Supports virtually all HDMI and DVI Resolutions Including 4K UHD
• Thin, Flexible and Lightweight (only 12 oz for 15m (50ft) cable)
• Hybrid Fiber-Optic / Copper Construction
• Plug and Play, No Power Supply Required
• Meets International Flame Retardant Standards : UL CMP-OF (Plenum), IEC LSZH
• Offers Fiber-optic RFI/EMI noise immunity
• Supports DDC for HDCP and EDID, CEC