EQUIP HDMI 2.0 Active Optical Cable 30 m with detachable Type D and Type A connectors, 4K/60Hz, 18 Gbit/s, gold-plated contacts

The Equip HDMI 2.0 Detachable Type D + A Active Optical Cable delivers stable high-definition connectivity using active optical technology for reliable signal transmission over long distances. Supporting HDMI 2.0, the cable carries up to 4K at 60Hz with HDR and is suitable for gaming, home theater, and professional AV setups. Its detachable connector design provides both Micro HDMI (Type D) and Standard HDMI (Type A) interfaces in one cable, increasing compatibility with cameras, laptops, projectors, monitors and televisions. The lightweight fiber construction resists electromagnetic interference and simplifies routing in tight spaces or large venues.

Advantages

The detachable Type D and Type A connectors reduce the need for multiple adapters and make the cable versatile across devices. Active optical design enables long-distance transmission—commonly up to 30 m and up to 100 m for extended runs—while preserving bandwidth and signal integrity. Gold-plated connectors and a zinc alloy housing improve contact reliability and durability. The cable supports Ethernet, HDR formats and copy-protection standards for broad compatibility with modern AV equipment.

Key specifications

• Connector type: HDMI Type-A (Standard) / HDMI Type-D (Micro), straight male
• HDMI version: 2.0
• Maximum resolution: up to 4K (3840×2160) @ 60Hz with HDR
• Bandwidth: up to 18 Gbit/s
• Supported features: HDR10, HLG, HDCP 2.2, HDCP 1.4, 3D, EDID, HEC, CEC, ARC
• Ethernet: High Speed with Ethernet (HDMI Ethernet Channel)
• Directionality: single-way transmission (Source → Display) — check cable direction before use
• Maximum active optical length: up to 100 m (typical product length 30 m)
• Housing: zinc alloy
• Connectors: gold plated
• Color: black

How to use

Check the cable direction marking (Source → Display) before connecting. Attach the appropriate detachable connector end—Type D for devices with Micro HDMI or Type A for standard HDMI ports—and plug the other end into the display. Ensure both source and display support the HDMI 2.0 features you intend to use (4K@60Hz, HDR, Ethernet, HDCP) and select the correct input on the display. Route the lightweight fiber optic cable without sharp bends or excessive tension to preserve signal performance.

Recommendations

Use this active optical cable for installations where copper HDMI cables are unreliable over long distances. Verify device compatibility with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP requirements and check the cable direction before installation. For runs approaching 100 m, confirm source and display capabilities and test the setup prior to permanent installation.