Dtech Optical Fiber 8K HDMI 2.1 Extension Cable 8m - 44408
12.900 KWD
- Brand: Dtech
- Product Code: 44408
- Availability: In Stock
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Experience flawless,
lossless ultra-high-definition video and audio transmission across longer
distances with the Dtech Optical Fiber 8K HDMI 2.1 Extension Cable (5 Meters
/ ~16.4 ft). Utilizing advanced Active Optical Cable (AOC)
technology, this cable converts electrical video signals into high-speed light
pulses, delivering full 48 Gbps bandwidth without signal attenuation,
compression, or electromagnetic interference (EMI).
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With support for 8K @
60Hz and high-frame-rate 4K @ 120Hz/144Hz, this 5-meter fiber optic
extension cable is engineered for high-end home theaters, gaming setups, studio
installations, and architectural video routing.
· Key Features
- Optical Fiber Lossless
Transmission: Advanced photoelectric conversion cores ensure zero
signal loss, zero latency, and immunity to electromagnetic (EMI) and
radio-frequency (RFI) interference over the full 5-meter length.
- Full HDMI 2.1 48 Gbps
Bandwidth: Features 4 high-speed channels operating at 12 Gbps each
(totaling 48 Gbps), easily handling massive data streams for uncompressed
8K video.
- Cinema-Grade 8K &
Ultra-Smooth 4K 120Hz: Supports resolutions up to 8K @ 60Hz
(7680×4320) and 4K @ 120Hz/144Hz, delivering lifelike clarity,
sharp edge details, and smooth motion playback.
- Dynamic HDR &
HDR10+: Delivers enhanced contrast ratios, deep true blacks, and
expanded color depth with full support for Dynamic HDR, HDR10+, and Dolby
Vision.
- High-End Audio
Pass-Through (eARC): Fully compatible with Enhanced Audio Return
Channel (eARC), transferring uncompressed multi-channel audio including Dolby
Atmos and DTS:X.
- Next-Generation Gaming
Capabilities: Supports Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) and Auto
Low Latency Mode (ALLM) to prevent screen tearing, stutter, and frame
dropping on modern consoles and PC GPUs.
- Slim, Lightweight &
Flexible: Designed with a tight minimum bending radius of 20 mm,
making it significantly lighter, thinner, and easier to route through
walls, conduits, or tight spaces compared to bulky copper cables.
- Universal Protocol
Support & Backward Compatibility: Full hardware support for HDCP
(2.2/2.3), EDID, and CEC; backward compatible with HDMI 2.0 and HDMI 1.4
devices.

