When you use a long fiber optic hdmi cable over 10meters and beyond, there are important tips you need to know before connecting with your devices or install in your wall.
Cable is unidirectional.
Follow the connector printing to ensure proper operation of the cable. The connection will not start when you connect them in the wrong way.
| Wiring and Connections |
| IMPORTANT! Installation Requirements |
| •Follow the connector printing to ensure proper operation. |
| •Due to the core of the HAOC being fiber optic, the cable has a bend radius greater than 45mm. |
| Keep this in mind when routing cables around objects and inside of walls. |
| •The cables have a max pull tension of 15kg/33lbs. |
| Keep this in mind when routing the cable within cabinets or walls to avoid damaging the cable. |
3 easy steps to master the decoration of buried wire tips:
- Before wiring, please connect the use of equipment for testing to ensure normal signal transmission before wiring.
Both ends of the plug with anti-dust cover, do not pull hard, twist, or knotted through the tube, so as not to damage the internal core and resulting in signal attenuation distortion.
2. please pay attention to distinguish the directionality! After being pre-buried into the wall, the HDMI connector must be protected to avoid accidental injury during renovation. It is recommended the pipe width is more than 30mm, thus easy wire through the tube, or subsequent wire replacement easier to disassemble.
3. Please do not bend the wire less than 90 °when passing through the pipe, to avoid uneven force on the core and lead to damage to the core.
Notes: 8K HDMI 2.1 Fiber Optic HDMI cable，4K HDMI2.0 fiber optic HDMI cable support all down version with 4K HDR at 4:2:0 8/10/12bit, 4:2:2 and 4:4:4 with 8 bits; 3D 4K Video at 60 Hz, backward compatible with 2160p 60Hz 1080p 144Hz and previous HDMI devices v1.4 and v1.3 standards.
We suggest a cable length from 1meter to 10meter use traditional copper HDMI2.1/2.0 cable, when it’s over 10meter to 300meter, you can choose this fiber optic HDMI cable for HDR life.
