Kramer CP-AOCDP/UF Active Optical DisplayPort Cable, Plenum Rated, 66'

Deliver uncompromised 8K video and high-bandwidth DisplayPort connectivity across long distances with the Kramer Electronics CP-AOCDP/UF Active Optical DisplayPort Cable. Built for professional AV, networking and security applications, this 66' DisplayPort 1.4 AOC provides ultra-high resolution and low-latency performance ideal for command centers, surveillance monitoring, digital signage and pro installations.

The CP-AOCDP/UF supports DisplayPort 1.4 bandwidth for 8K video while remaining thin and flexible for neat cable management in racks, ceilings and tight pathways. Its plenum-rated jacket meets commercial fire-safety requirements, making it suitable for installations in air-handling spaces and code-sensitive environments. Because the active optical design requires no external power, integrators benefit from simpler deployments and fewer potential failure points.

Whether you’re upgrading monitoring stations, expanding a surveillance network, or deploying multi-display video walls, this Kramer Electronics Active Optical DisplayPort Cable reduces installation time while maintaining professional-grade signal integrity. Add it to your next AV or security project to ensure reliable, high-resolution video delivery—order now for secure, code-compliant installs.

• Deliver reliable 8K video and high-bandwidth data over long runs, enabling crisp displays for control rooms, digital signage and surveillance monitoring
• 66' active optical reach eliminates repeaters and long copper runs, simplifying large AV and security installations
• Plenum-rated construction protects building safety and meets fire-code requirements for commercial and enterprise cabling
• Thin, flexible AOC design reduces cable bulk and eases routing through conduits, racks and tight spaces for faster installs
• No external power required—reduces system complexity and points of failure for more reliable, low-maintenance deployments
• Optimized for pro integrators and networking environments where DisplayPort 1.4 performance and interoperability matter