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RapidRun™ Digital is designed to be the standard for in-wall digital audio/video installations. The RapidRun system allows for a customized installation to create an ideal audio/video solution. Break-Away Flying Leads and Wall Plates ensure flexible, efficient, high quality connections for all types of equipment. To learn more about how RapidRun works, click here.
The DVI-D Passive Flying Lead is the perfect compliment for the Digital Runner when a Wall Plate is not required. It is most commonly used when connecting a PC to a monitor or projector. Whether hanging a flat-panel TV in a home or installing a commercial digital signage system, a crisp, clean signal up to 1080p resolution can be counted on - every time.
When using the Digital Runner at lengths up to 25 feet, a Passive Break-Away will be required on each end. When using the Digital Runner at lengths from 35 feet to 65 feet, a Passive Break-Away is required only at the display end. Break-Away terminations are available in either Flying Leads or Wall Plates and are also available in different lengths and colors to meet the requirements of the installation. To determine the proper setup for your RapidRun Digital configuration, please click here.
Common Applications:- Personal/Home Entertainment - Connecting a Cable/Satellite/DVR Receiver to an HDTV
- Digital Signage – From PC/Distribution System to Remote Display
- Education (Learning) and Collaborating – Classroom Setup Transmitting Video from PC to Projector
Features:- Compatible with Digital Runners (Red)
- Supports DVI-D high resolution video up to 1080p
- Four 24 AWG shielded twisted pairs with drain wire, one 24 AWG twisted pair, five 24 AWG conductors
- Mylar® foil shield and tinned copper braid overall
- Passive Flying Leads are used on either end of Runner cables up to 25 feet and are used on the display end of Runner cables from 35 feet to 65 feet
Please note: To complete the RapidRun System, each Runner will need (2) Flying Leads, (2) Wall Plates, OR (1) Flying Lead and (1) Wall Plate. |
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