Kramer Electronics 97-04161131 Fiber Optic Plenum Hdmi Cable

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 97-04161131 is a fiber optic plenum-rated high speed HDMI cable designed for AV signal distribution in commercial and professional installation environments. Fiber optic construction allows HDMI signals to travel over longer distances than traditional copper cables while maintaining signal integrity. The plenum jacket rating makes this cable suitable for installation in air-handling spaces such as drop ceilings and raised floors where fire code compliance is required. AV integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers of this cable type.

This cable is used in commercial AV systems where high speed HDMI signal transmission is required across extended runs. Plenum-rated cables are specified for installations inside air plenums, return-air spaces, and environmental air-handling areas in accordance with applicable fire and building codes. Typical applications include conference rooms, digital signage installations, classrooms, and other commercial AV infrastructure projects where both signal performance and code compliance are priorities.

Key Features

• Fiber optic construction enables extended HDMI signal transmission over longer distances than copper
• Plenum-rated jacket suitable for installation in air-handling and return-air spaces
• High speed HDMI signal support for demanding AV applications
• Sold as a single unit for precise quantity ordering on professional installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install fiber optic plenum HDMI cable for commercial AV signal processing and distribution systems requiring plenum-rated cabling.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician familiar with local building codes and NEC requirements for plenum-rated cabling. Verify that the installation space qualifies as a plenum or environmental air-handling area before using this cable to satisfy code requirements. Avoid sharp bends or kinks during routing, as fiber optic cable has a minimum bend radius that must be respected to prevent signal loss or physical damage. Power down connected AV equipment before making or breaking HDMI connections.