Lindy 40m Fibre Optic Hybrid DP 2.0 UBHR10 Cable

The Lindy Fibre Optic Hybrid DP 2.0 Cable combines fibre optic and copper conductors to extend DisplayPort signals over long distances while maintaining high bandwidth and signal integrity. The hybrid construction offers flexibility and improved resistance to electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference, delivering uncompressed amplification of the DP signal for reliable transmission of high-resolution video and audio.

Advantages

This hybrid cable supports UHBR10 speeds up to 40 Gbps, enabling DisplayPort 2.0 resolutions including 3840x2160 at 144 Hz and up to 7680x4320 or 10240x4320 at 60 Hz. The design provides enhanced EMI/RFI immunity, reduced signal loss compared with passive copper-only cables, and a small 4 mm diameter with a minimum bend radius of 5 cm for easier routing in AV installations. It complies with CE, REACH, RoHS and UKCA standards.

Suitable for

• Long-distance DisplayPort video extension in professional AV systems
• Commercial digital signage and multi-display installations
• High-performance residential setups requiring high-resolution, high-refresh-rate video

Key specifications

• Cable type: Fibre optic hybrid with copper conductors
• Bandwidth: 40 Gbps (UHBR10)
• DisplayPort standard: DisplayPort 2.0 compatible
• Supported resolutions: Up to 3840x2160@144Hz; up to 7680x4320 / 10240x4320@60Hz
• Length: 10 m
• Connectors: DisplayPort to DisplayPort
• Outer diameter: 4 mm
• Minimum bend radius: 5 cm
• Colour: Black
• Standards: CE, REACH, RoHS, UKCA

How to use

Connect the DisplayPort connector at one end to the source device (PC, media player or GPU) and the other DisplayPort connector to the display or receiver. Ensure connectors are fully seated and avoid sharp bends near the ends to preserve the minimum bend radius. No external power or signal converters are required for standard DisplayPort video transmission when used within supported resolutions and lengths.

Recommendations

For best performance, route the cable avoiding tight bends and sources of strong electromagnetic interference. Verify that source and display devices support DisplayPort 2.0 and the desired resolution/refresh rate. For installations requiring very long runs or complex routing, test the setup at target resolution and refresh rate before final installation.