Belden Inc. HDE005MB Hdmi Cable Assembly with Ethernet

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. HDE005MB is a high-speed HDMI cable assembly with Ethernet, designed for reliable transmission of high-definition audio and video signals in professional and commercial AV installations. At 5 meters in length, this assembly provides a ready-to-install solution for connecting displays, projectors, switchers, and source devices where integrated Ethernet channel support is required. The factory-terminated construction eliminates field termination time and ensures consistent signal integrity throughout the run. Installation is straightforward for AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and electricians working on structured media or commercial AV systems.

The HDE005MB is suited for commercial AV, digital signage, conference room, and broadcast staging environments where a 5-meter HDMI run is needed. The integrated Ethernet channel supports HDMI-compatible devices that share a network connection over the same cable, reducing cable clutter in equipment racks and behind displays. Typical applications include monitor walls, projector drops, and source-to-display connections in both new-construction and retrofit installations.

Key Features

• High-speed HDMI specification supports full HD and higher resolution signals
• Integrated Ethernet channel allows network data sharing over the HDMI connection
• 5-meter factory-terminated cable assembly for consistent, repeatable performance
• Ready-to-install construction reduces labor time compared to field-terminated solutions
• Sold as a single unit (EA), ideal for exact-quantity procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style patch cable replacement for standard HDMI-equipped AV source and display devices requiring a high-speed cable assembly with Ethernet channel support.

Installation Notes

This cable assembly is installed by low-voltage technicians or AV integrators following applicable low-voltage wiring codes. Power down all connected AV equipment before connecting or disconnecting HDMI cables to avoid damage to source or display hardware. Avoid sharp bends or tight cable ties that could stress the connectors or exceed the cable's minimum bend radius. Route away from high-voltage power runs to minimize interference.