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Kramer CRS-AOCH/CLR/60-230 230ft 4K HDMI Active Cable
Achieve Seamless 4K Connectivity with Kramer's High-Speed HDMI Cable The Kramer CRS-AOCH/CLR/60-230 is a high-speed active optical HDMI cable, engineered for rental and staging environments. Delivering uncompressed 4K/60Hz signals over long distances, it ensures a reliable and high-quality connec...
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Overview
Achieve Seamless 4K Connectivity with Kramer's High-Speed HDMI Cable
The Kramer CRS-AOCH/CLR/60-230 is a high-speed active optical HDMI cable, engineered for rental and staging environments. Delivering uncompressed 4K/60Hz signals over long distances, it ensures a reliable and high-quality connection.
Specifications:
- Cable Length: 230ft / 70m
- Resolution Support: 4K/60Hz (4:4:4)
- Type: Active Optical HDMI Cable
- Application: Rental and Staging
Specifications
Brand
Kramer
Model Name
CRS-AOCH/CLR/60-230
Cable Type
Active HDMI
Length
230ft
Video Resolution Support
4K
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this Kramer 230ft active HDMI cable support 4K resolution at 60Hz or 30Hz?
The product description confirms 4K HDMI support, but it does not specify the exact frame rate (e.g., 4K@60Hz or 4K@30Hz) that is supported over its 230ft length.
Does an active HDMI cable require external power, and if so, how is it powered?
Active HDMI cables typically require power to maintain signal integrity over long distances. The product description does not detail the specific power requirements or methods for this Kramer cable.
Can this 230ft cable be run through walls or conduits, and does it have a specific fire rating?
The product details do not specify the cable's jacket material, diameter, or any fire ratings, which are important considerations for in-wall or conduit installations.
Is this active HDMI cable directional, meaning specific ends for source and display?
Active HDMI cables are often directional. The product description does not explicitly state directionality, but users should typically connect ends as marked for source and display for optimal performance.
Does the Kramer CRS-AOCH/CLR/60-230 support HDMI features like ARC (Audio Return Channel) or HDR?
The product description confirms 4K HDMI capability but does not provide information regarding support for additional HDMI features such as ARC or HDR.
What are the dimensions and flexibility of the cable, considering its 230ft length?
The product information does not specify the cable's diameter or overall flexibility, which can be a factor for installation and routing.
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