How to Select a RapidRun System

Installing a RapidRun Solution is Easy!

A step by step look at installing the RapidRun solution. If you need any help, feel free to contact us or use ConnectXpress to build your solution!

Step 1:

Select the right RapidRun line

The signals required will determine which line of RapidRun is best for each installation.

RapidRun Optical supports either HDMI or DVI — learn more.
RapidRun Multi-Format supports VGA, Stereo Audio, Composite A/V, Component Video, or RGBHV Video — learn more.

Step 2:

Select a runner cable

Determine the runner length and jacket type required for the installation.

RapidRun Optical runner cables are available in lengths from 35 feet to 1000 feet with a plenum, OFNP–rated jacket for installations in shared air spaces.
RapidRun Multi-Format runner cables are available in lengths from 6 feet to 150 feet with a in–wall, CMG–rated jacket for installations in-wall, and in lengths from 15 feet to 150 feet with a plenum, CMP–rated jacket for installations in shared air spaces.

Step 3:

Select flying leads or wall plates

Each RapidRun system requires a flying lead or wall plate on both ends of the runner cable.

RapidRun Optical requires a flying lead or wall plate transmitter at the source end of the runner cable where the computer, Blu-Ray^™ player or other source device will be placed, and a receiver flying lead at the display end of the runner cable where the projector or TV will be placed. RapidRun Optical allows for HDMI and DVI leads and wall plates to work interchangeably. For example, an HDMI transmitter wall plate may be used at the source end of the runner cable with a DVI receiver flying lead at the display end of the runner cable.
RapidRun Multi-Format requires two flying leads and two wall plates, or one flying lead and one wall plate. The same A/V connector must be used on both sides of the runner cable. For example, if a VGA wall plate is used at the source end of the cable, then a VGA flying lead or VGA wall plate must be used at the display end of the runner cable.

Step 4:

Select accessories

Many RapidRun applications require additional accessories for installation or for finish work.

RapidRun Optical features fiber construction and must be installed with a RapidRun Optical Fiber Pulling Eye to avoid damage to the runner cable.
If any decorative style wall plates have been selected, then a decorative compatible wall plate cover must be used to complete the finished look of the installation.