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Rocketfish™ - 12' In-Wall HDMI Cable - Multi
Rocketfish™ - 12' In-Wall HDMI Cable - Multi
Enjoy stunning visuals on your HDTV or projector with this HDMI cable that features up to 15.0 Gbps bandwidth and supports signals up to 1080p.
 

are any of your in-wall cables fire rated?

we're mounting tv, etc. above a gas fireplace and concealing all the cables (HDMI, etc.) through that same wall above the fireplace. Are Rocketfish in-wall rated cables also fire-rated ?
The term for cables that are intended to go behind walls is "Plenum Rated" or "Riser Rated". There are several sub types of in-wall cable ratings, they generally refer to whether they are in an air-handling area or not. You want to use a cable that is CMR (riser rated) if you are behind a wall, and CL2 or "Plenum Rated" if it is behind a wall or ceiling and in an air handling area (some AC systems use the area above a ceiling as an air return). Plenum rated cable is much more expensive. Also, I see you are in Canada- CL2 is equivalent to FT4 rating in Canada, while CMP is equivalent to FT6.
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Rocketfish™ - 12' In-Wall HDMI Cable - Multi
Rocketfish™ - 12' In-Wall HDMI Cable - Multi
Enjoy stunning visuals on your HDTV or projector with this HDMI cable that features up to 15.0 Gbps bandwidth and supports signals up to 1080p.
 

Is this what I need to connect my computer to the TV?

I have a Macbook Air.
No. You need a displayport or thunderbolt to HDMI adaptor (depending on how old your MAC is), then any HDMI cable will do.
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