Kramer

Kramer 97-0416033 Active Optical HDMI Cable 4K

Extend Your Reach with Uncompromised 4K Quality The Kramer CP-AOCH-60-33 is an active optical HDMI cable engineered to transmit 4K@60Hz (4:2:0) signals over long distances. This pluggable cable supports DVI, RS232/IR, and HDBT Rx, ensuring high-quality connectivity and reliable performance. Spec...

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Overview

Extend Your Reach with Uncompromised 4K Quality

The Kramer CP-AOCH-60-33 is an active optical HDMI cable engineered to transmit 4K@60Hz (4:2:0) signals over long distances. This pluggable cable supports DVI, RS232/IR, and HDBT Rx, ensuring high-quality connectivity and reliable performance.

Specifications:

  • Resolution Support: 4K@60Hz (4:2:0)
  • Connectivity: HDMI
  • Additional Signals Supported: DVI, RS232/IR, HDBT Rx

Specifications

Cable Type
Active Optical HDMI
Resolution Support
4K

Frequently Asked Questions

Active Optical HDMI cables are designed to transmit high-resolution signals, such as 4K, over longer distances without signal degradation that can occur with traditional copper cables.
Yes, the Kramer 97-0416033 is an Active Optical HDMI Cable designed for 4K signals.
The specific length of the cable is not provided in the available product information.
As an active cable, it typically incorporates components that may require power, but the details on power source or method are not specified.
The provided product information does not specify the particular HDMI version (e.g., 2.0, 2.1) that this cable supports.
Active optical cables generally offer enhanced resistance to electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) compared to copper cables.