Tripp Lite by Eaton High-Speed Armored HDMI Fiber Active Optical Cable (AOC) - 4K @ 60 Hz HDR 4:4:4 M/M Black 10 m (33 ft.)

4K HDMI Cable Connects Industrial and Outdoor Security and Digital Signage Components
This high-speed HDMI cable securely connects HDMI-enabled laptops, tablets, Blu-ray players, game consoles, media servers or security cameras to HDTVs, HD monitors, projectors or home theater receivers. Because the cable uses optical fiber, it can transmit HDMI signals longer distances with no latency or loss. It also eliminates any EMI/RFI line noise that can interfere with your audio/video signal and disrupt the performance of your connected equipment.

Transmits Crystal-Clear 4K Video with HDR and 4:4:4 Color
The P568FA-10M is rated up to 18 Gbps and supports Ultra HD resolutions up to 3840 x 2160 (4K x 2K) at 60 Hz, as specified in HDMI 2.0. High Dynamic Range (HDR) provides a wide range of vibrant colors with richer contrast, brighter whites and deeper blacks that pop on your 4K display. HDCP 2.2 compliance allows you to stream 4K Amazon and Netflix content with no complications. The cable also supports 4:4:4 chroma subsampling for top-level PC gaming or using your HDTV as a PC monitor, as well as other current HDMI standards, including 3D, 48-bit Deep Color and Dolby 5.1-channel surround sound.

Armored Cable Jacket Ideal for Areas Where Extra Protection Is Needed
The outer thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) jacket offers UV protection for applications in which the cable is installed outdoors. The crush-resistant stainless steel armored tube protects the cabling against excessive force. The DuPont Kevlar resists heat and provides tensile strength to the cable when it is being bent or pulled. This type of cable construction provides ideal protection in outdoor applications where the cable is exposed to crushing, cuts and abrasion.

Advanced Fiber Cable Is Easier to Install than Copper
Because the fiber cable is slimmer and more flexible than standard copper HDMI cables, the P568FA-10M is easier to install around corners and in hard-to-reach spaces behind equipment. It draws power from the connected device, so no external power supply is needed to transmit the HDMI signal across the longer distances unique to fiber optic cabling.