Kramer Electronics 97-0416033 Optical Hdmi Plenum Cable 33 Ft

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 97-0416033 is an optical HDMI cable with a plenum-rated jacket, designed for AV signal distribution in commercial and institutional installations. Optical HDMI construction transmits high-definition video and audio signals over the full 33-foot length without signal degradation typical of passive copper cables at longer runs. The plenum-rated jacket meets fire and smoke requirements for installation in air-handling spaces such as ceiling plenums and raised-floor environments. AV integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers of this cable in structured cabling projects.

This cable is suited for commercial AV installations where runs exceed the practical limits of standard passive HDMI cables. Typical applications include conference rooms, classrooms, digital signage installations, and hospitality AV systems where the cable path passes through plenum-rated air-handling spaces. The 33-foot length covers common display-to-source distances in mid-sized rooms without requiring an active signal repeater.

Key Features

• Optical HDMI construction supports long-distance signal transmission without active amplification at the cable
• Plenum-rated jacket approved for installation in air-handling plenum spaces per applicable fire codes
• 33-foot length suits mid-range AV runs in commercial environments
• Carries HDMI video and audio signals in a single cable run
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style optical HDMI cable for use with HDMI-equipped source devices and displays in commercial AV signal processing applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified AV integrator familiar with structured cabling practices. Verify that the cable routing path is classified as a plenum air-handling space before selecting this jacket type, as required by NFPA 90A and applicable local codes. Power down all connected source and display equipment before making or breaking HDMI connections. Avoid sharp bends or kinking along the cable run, as optical fiber construction is sensitive to bend-radius violations.