50M (Active Optical Cable) 4K

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₵1,700.00

Product Highlights

Optical Fiber Core: Uses 4-core glass fiber to carry the video signal. This allows it to reach 50 meters with no latency, no \\\"sparkles,\\\" and no need for an external power booster.

Ultra-Slim & Lightweight: The cable diameter is roughly 4.8mm, which is much thinner than a standard 30m copper cable. It is lightweight and easy to hide under carpets or pull through ceiling pipes.

100% EMI/RFI Immunity: Since fiber optics do not conduct electricity, the cable is completely unaffected by nearby power lines, air conditioners, or WiFi routers that usually cause interference.

4K @ 60Hz Support: Fully compatible with HDMI 2.0b standards, supporting 18Gbps bandwidth for HDR10, Dolby Vision, and 4:4:4 Chroma subsampling.

Plug and Play: It draws a tiny amount of power (approx. 250mW) directly from the source device (NVR, Laptop, or Decoder), so no extra power adapters are needed.

Unidirectional (One-Way): Like other active cables, it is directional. You must plug the end labeled \\\"Source\\\" into your player and the \\\"Display\\\" end into your TV or projector.

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Product Specifications

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The 50M 4K Active Optical Cable (AOC) is the professional choice for ultra-long distance video transmission where copper cables simply cannot perform. By using fiber optic technology, it transmits 4K data as light pulses, ensuring zero signal loss over the massive 50-meter (164-foot) length.\\n\\nIn the Ghanaian market, this is the \\\"go-to\\\" cable for large church auditoriums, stadium displays, and multi-floor office installations where reliability is more important than cost.