100M (Active Optical Cable)

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₵2,700.00

Product Highlights

Massive 100-Meter Range: Allows you to send a high-definition signal across a football field or between floors in a skyscraper without needing expensive signal repeaters or Cat6 converters.

Light-Speed Stability: Because the signal is light-based, it has zero latency. This is critical for live events where the video must match the live sound perfectly.

Total EMI Immunity: The fiber core does not pick up electrical interference. You can safely zip-tie this cable to high-voltage power lines or run it through busy electrical conduits without any screen flickering.

Ultra-Thin & Easy to Pull: At only ~4.8mm thick, it is much easier to pull through long PVC pipes than thick copper cables. It is lightweight and highly flexible for long-distance routing.

No External Power Required: It draws the minimal power it needs directly from the HDMI port. Some professional models include an optional USB pigtail for extra power stability over the 100m run.

Unidirectional Setup: These cables are strictly directional. You must connect the end labeled \\\"Source\\\" to your device and the end labeled \\\"Display\\\" to your TV/Projector.

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Product Specifications

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The 100M (Active Optical Cable) is the maximum standard length for a single-run HDMI connection. At 100 meters (328 feet), any copper-based cable would completely fail to carry a signal. This cable uses pure fiber optic technology to send data as light, ensuring that your 4K or 8K video arrives at the destination with zero signal loss and zero delay.\\n\\nIn Ghana, these are premium, specialized cables used for major stadium screens, large-scale church broadcasts, and connecting security NVRs to remote monitors in separate buildings.