Binary B6A-4K2-25 Active Optical Hdmi Cable 82 Ft

Product Description

The BINARY B6A-4K2-25 is an active optical HDMI cable designed for long-distance 4K video signal transmission in residential and commercial AV installations. Built in the B6 Series line, this cable spans 82 feet, making it well-suited for runs that exceed the reliable range of standard passive copper HDMI cables. Active optical construction converts the signal to light internally, eliminating signal degradation over extended distances without requiring signal boosters or repeaters. AV integrators and systems installers are the primary trades working with this cable.

This cable is used in home theater builds, conference room AV systems, digital signage installations, and any application requiring a clean 4K HDMI run over a long distance. The 82-foot length covers most in-wall or in-ceiling routing scenarios in residential great rooms or mid-size commercial spaces. It ships as a single unit and is category-classified as an AV modular connector and insert product.

Key Features

• Active optical design supports reliable 4K signal transmission over 82 feet
• Eliminates need for external signal amplifiers or inline boosters on long runs
• Single-unit packaging — no additional accessories required for basic deployment
• Part of the B6 Series, positioned for professional AV integration work
• Suitable for in-wall and in-ceiling routing in structured wiring installations

Compatibility

Designed as an active optical replacement for standard passive HDMI cables in professional AV systems requiring 4K-capable long-distance signal runs.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed or certified AV integrator following AVIXA and local low-voltage wiring guidelines. Power down all source and display equipment before making HDMI connections. Active optical cables are directional — confirm source and display ends are correctly oriented before routing through conduit or finished walls. Do not bend the cable beyond its minimum bend radius during pulls, as fiber strands inside are not rated for sharp bends.