C2G C2G41485 Hdmi Active Optical Cable Plenum 75ft

Product Description

The C2G C2G41485 is a 75-foot (23-meter) plenum-rated, high speed HDMI active optical cable (AOC) designed for long-distance video signal transmission in commercial and professional AV installations. Active optical technology converts the electrical HDMI signal to light for transmission over fiber, then reconverts it at the far end, allowing cable runs far beyond the limits of standard copper HDMI. The plenum-rated jacket meets fire and smoke requirements for installation inside air-handling spaces, making it suitable for above-ceiling and in-wall pathways in commercial buildings. AV integrators and low-voltage technicians are the typical installers.

This cable is suited for commercial AV environments where long HDMI runs are required between source devices and displays, projectors, or video distribution equipment. Typical applications include conference rooms, digital signage, classrooms, and auditoriums where cable must route through plenum ceilings or walls. The 75-foot length addresses runs that exceed the reliable range of passive copper HDMI cables without requiring signal extenders or repeaters.

Key Features

• 75-foot (23-meter) active optical cable eliminates need for signal boosters on long runs
• Plenum-rated jacket approved for installation in air-handling ceiling and wall spaces
• High speed HDMI specification supports HD and Ultra HD video signals
• Active optical design delivers reliable signal integrity over the full cable length
• Single-cable solution replaces copper HDMI plus separate extender hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an AOC replacement or upgrade for standard copper high speed HDMI cables in commercial AV systems requiring runs up to 75 feet through plenum-rated pathways.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician familiar with NEC plenum-space wiring requirements. Power down all source and display equipment before connecting or disconnecting the cable. Active optical HDMI cables are directional — verify the source and display ends are connected correctly before routing. Avoid sharp bends or kinking the cable during installation, as optical fiber is sensitive to excessive bend radius.