Kramer Electronics 97-04260262 Plenum Hdmi Cable 262 Ft

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 97-04260262 is a fiber optic, plenum-rated, high speed HDMI cable designed for long-distance audiovisual signal transmission in commercial and institutional installations. Fiber optic construction allows the cable to carry high speed HDMI signals over distances that would cause signal degradation in standard copper HDMI cables. The plenum jacket rating makes this cable compliant for installation in air-handling spaces, including drop ceilings and raised floors used as return-air plenums. It is installed by licensed low-voltage technicians and AV integrators working in commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, and large-venue environments.

This cable is suited for fixed installations where long cable runs are required between HDMI source devices and displays or distribution equipment. At 262 feet, it supports conference rooms, auditoriums, digital signage networks, and similar commercial AV infrastructure. The plenum-rated jacket meets fire code requirements for air-handling space routing, making it an appropriate choice wherever NEC Article 800 or local fire codes mandate CMP-rated cabling. It ships as a single unit and is intended for professional AV installation use.

Key Features

• Fiber optic construction supports high speed HDMI signal transmission over 262-foot runs
• Plenum-rated jacket suitable for installation in air-handling spaces per NEC requirements
• High speed HDMI specification supports demanding AV signal formats
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward project procurement

Compatibility

Designed as a long-run, plenum-rated fiber optic HDMI cable for use with standard HDMI source and display equipment in commercial AV installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or AV systems technician familiar with NEC Article 800 cabling requirements. Power down all connected source and display equipment before making or breaking HDMI connections. Fiber optic cables require careful handling to avoid sharp bends; observe the minimum bend radius specified by the manufacturer during routing and termination. Verify plenum pathway clearances and local fire code requirements before pulling cable through air-handling spaces.