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This Kenable Active Optical HDMI cable is designed for users needing to transmit high-resolution video and audio over long distances (up to 100m) without signal loss or additional power. Its key benefit is enabling crisp 4K HDR at 60Hz for home theater setups, conference rooms, or digital signage where standard cables fall short. A potential caveat is that, like all active cables, it requires careful handling to avoid damage to its delicate internal components.
| Model Part Number | 010013 |
|---|---|
| Brand | kenable |
No, the Kenable Active Optical HDMI cable includes integrated power delivery and does not require any external power adapters.
This specific model is 20 meters long, but the Active Optical Cable technology supports lengths up to 100 meters.
This cable supports 4K at 60Hz with an 18 Gbps bandwidth, which is suitable for 4K 60Hz gaming. For 4K 120Hz, a cable with higher bandwidth (HDMI 2.1) would be required.
Yes, the slimline design and fiber optic construction make it well-suited for pulling through walls or conduits, offering flexibility and durability.
It means the cable uses fiber optic strands to transmit the signal and has active electronics built into the connectors to convert electrical signals to optical and back, allowing for higher bandwidth and longer distances than passive copper cables.
Yes, it is crucial to connect the correct ends ('Source' to your device and 'Display' to your screen) as the active electronics are directional.
Yes, the cable is backward compatible with previous versions of HDMI, so it will function with older devices, though it will be limited by the capabilities of the older device.
Ensure the 'Source' and 'Display' ends are correctly connected. Check that both connected devices are powered on. Try connecting to a different source or display to isolate the issue. Verify that the connected devices support the resolution and refresh rate being used.
This can sometimes indicate a weak connection or a cable fault. Re-seat the connectors firmly. Ensure the cable is not kinked or damaged. Test with a lower resolution or refresh rate to see if the problem persists.
Confirm that audio is enabled on both the source and display devices. Check HDMI audio settings. Ensure the connected devices support the audio format being transmitted (e.g., Dolby Atmos).
Power cycle both the source and display devices. Ensure the HDMI ports on both devices are clean and functional. Test with a shorter, known-good HDMI cable to verify device port functionality.
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