Binary B4-TOS-4 Toslink Optical Audio Cable 13.1 Ft

Product Description

The BINARY B4-TOS-4 is a Toslink optical audio cable measuring 13.1 feet (4 meters) in length. It transmits digital audio signals via fiber optic light pulses, eliminating electrical interference and ground loop noise from the signal path. This type of interconnect cable is commonly installed by AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and custom installation professionals connecting source components to receivers, soundbars, or digital audio processors. The 4-meter length suits equipment racks, media rooms, and home theater setups where modest cable runs are required between components.

The B4-TOS-4 is suited for residential and light commercial audio installations where a Toslink connection is specified on the source or destination device. Typical applications include connecting a television optical output to an AV receiver, connecting a game console or Blu-ray player to a surround sound processor, or linking a cable box to a digital audio input. The 13.1-foot run length provides enough reach for most standard rack-to-display or rack-to-source component installations without excess cable management overhead.

Key Features

• Fiber optic signal transmission eliminates electromagnetic interference and ground loops
• 13.1-foot (4-meter) length suits standard AV rack and media room cable runs
• Toslink connector format compatible with optical digital audio ports on consumer and professional components
• Sold as a single cable unit ready for installation

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Toslink optical digital audio interconnect for use with any component equipped with a Toslink-format optical audio port, including televisions, AV receivers, soundbars, disc players, game consoles, and digital audio processors.

Installation Notes

Toslink optical cables are installed by low-voltage AV technicians and do not require electrical licensing in most jurisdictions. Power down or place source and destination components in standby before connecting or disconnecting optical cables to avoid signal errors. Avoid sharp bends or kinking in the cable run, as fiber optic strands are sensitive to bend radius violations. Protective dust caps should be kept on unused Toslink ports to prevent contamination of the optical lens surface.