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Adafruit 75ft Fiber Optic HDMI Cable 18Gbps 4K 60Hz Micro HDMI to HDMI Detachable Type A+Type D
A 75 ft fiber-optic HDMI cable with a detachable Type A and Micro HDMI tip carries 18 Gbps for 4K 60 Hz video, ARC audio and Ethernet
- 18Gbps bandwidth drives smooth 4K 60Hz video
- Fiber optic design keeps signal pure over 75ft
- Detachable Type A and D plugs fit micro and standard ports
- 24K gold connectors resist corrosion for lasting clarity
- Slim 0.18in diameter eases in-wall routing
Cable type and length
This is a 75ft fiber optic HDMI 2.0 cable with a detachable Micro HDMI (Type D) to Standard HDMI (Type A) connector. It carries 18Gbps bandwidth for 4K 60Hz video and supports ARC and Ethernet channels. The slim 0.18 inch diameter makes it practical for long in-wall runs without external power.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Builders needing a single long-distance link between a Micro HDMI source and a standard HDMI display will find the plug-and-play design convenient. Buyers who require a Mini HDMI or DisplayPort connection cannot use this cable. Installers who cannot observe the directional plug orientation or need to insert a switching device between source and display should consider a different solution.
Deciding specification
The cable is rated for 18Gbps throughput at 4K 60Hz with HDCP 2.2 support. If the installation demands higher bandwidth than 18Gbps or a connector type other than Micro HDMI to Standard HDMI, this cable will not meet the requirement.
Highlights
- 18Gbps bandwidth drives smooth 4K 60Hz video
- Fiber optic design keeps signal pure over 75ft
- Detachable Type A and D plugs fit micro and standard ports
- 24K gold connectors resist corrosion for lasting clarity
- Slim 0.18in diameter eases in-wall routing
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What is the outer diameter of this 75ft fiber optic HDMI cable?
The cable has an outer diameter of 0.18 inch, making it thinner and lighter than standard copper HDMI cables for easier in-wall routing.
Which direction must the plug face during installation to avoid signal issues?
The cable is directional; observe the marked plug orientation before connecting so the source and display ends match the intended signal flow.
How should the detachable Type A and Type D connectors be handled over time?
The gold-plated connectors resist corrosion, but the long cable's weight can strain ports; support the cable near each plug to prevent socket damage.
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