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Ecler VEO-XCH415

MSRP.

£65.25 + VAT

Trade price.

Manufacturer Code.

CVEOXCH415

Key Features.

  • Hybrid Active Optical Cable: Combines fibre optic technology and copper conductors in a durable PVC cable for reliable HDMI® signal transmission.

  • HDMI 2.1 Support: Supports unidirectional HDMI® transmission at up to 48Gbps for 8K resolution at 60Hz with 4:4:4 colour sampling.

  • 15-Metre Transmission: Extends high-bandwidth HDMI® signals over distances of up to 15 metres, making it suitable for professional AV installations.

  • HDR Support: Supports High Dynamic Range (HDR) content for enhanced contrast and colour reproduction.

Description.

The Ecler VEO-XCH415 is a 15-metre active optical HDMI® cable designed for professional AV installations where reliable, long-distance signal transmission is essential. With support for bandwidths up to 48Gbps, it handles high-resolution video up to 8K at 60Hz with 4:4:4 colour sampling, as well as 48-bit Deep Colour and HDR content.


Using active optical technology, the VEO-XCH415 provides a unidirectional HDMI® connection over longer distances, making it suitable for connecting professional video equipment in meeting rooms, conference spaces and other commercial AV environments. Its durable, flexible black PVC jacket supports practical installation while maintaining a clean, professional finish.

Applications.

Retail // Leisure // Sports & Wellness // Hospitality

When you need to run HDMI over a longer distance without compromising on picture quality, the Ecler VEO-XCH415 is a useful option. Its 15-metre active optical design combines fibre and copper conductors to carry high-bandwidth video signals over a slim, flexible cable. We like that it supports 8K at 60Hz, along with HDR and features such as VRR and eARC, making it suitable for demanding modern AV installations as well as Ecler’s own video equipment. Just remember that it’s a directional cable, so the source and display ends need to be connected correctly. A neat solution for longer HDMI runs where reliability matters.

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