Vanco UHDFBR250C 4K Active Optical HDMI Fiber Cable with HDR, 18Gbps, 250', Black

For long-run AV and security installations that demand uncompromised picture and audio quality, the Vanco UHDFBR250C 4K Active Optical HDMI Fiber Cable is built to deliver. This 250' active optical HDMI cable supports true 4K at 60Hz with 4:4:4 chroma, HDR and Dolby Vision while carrying up to 18Gbps of bandwidth — preserving color accuracy and motion clarity for home theaters, digital signage and surveillance monitoring. The fiber/copper hybrid active design requires no external power or repeaters, reducing equipment clutter and points of failure on long cable runs. Full support for HDCP 2.2, CEC and ARC plus Dolby Atmos/DTS audio formats keeps your AV ecosystem interoperable and future-ready.

CL3 in-wall rating and a rugged black jacket let integrators run the cable permanently inside walls and ceilings to meet code and maintain aesthetics. Whether you’re wiring a multi-room control center, a pro AV system, or a security camera monitoring station, this cable simplifies installation while protecting signal integrity. Order the Vanco UHDFBR250C for reliable long-distance HDMI performance — ideal for AV, security, surveillance and networked monitoring projects.

• Deliver pristine 4K60 HDR video over long runs: keep image fidelity and color (4:4:4) at distances up to 250' for reliable AV and security monitoring
• Fiber/copper hybrid active design with no external power: eliminates repeaters and simplifies installs for pro AV, surveillance and networking applications
• HDCP 2.2, CEC and ARC support: ensures compatibility with modern receivers, sources and streaming devices for seamless integration
• CL3 in‑wall rated for safe permanent routing: install clean, code-compliant runs in residential and commercial projects
• Supports immersive audio formats including Dolby Atmos and DTS: preserves full audio performance for theaters, control rooms and video walls
• Rugged black jacket and wide operating temperature range: built for demanding environments in security and surveillance deployments