Binary B4-HD2-.7-25BOX Hdmi Cable Ethernet 25 Pack

Product Description

The BINARY B4-HD2-.7-25BOX is a boxed multipack of HDMI cables with Ethernet, designed for professional AV installation and low-voltage integration work. Each cable measures 0.7 meters in length, making them well-suited for short runs between closely mounted components such as displays, receivers, switchers, and source equipment. The pack contains 25 cables, reducing procurement time on larger commercial or residential structured-media projects. These cables support HDMI with Ethernet channel capability, consolidating audio, video, and network signaling over a single connection where the connected devices support that function.

This multipack is intended for AV integrators, low-voltage contractors, and systems installers working on multi-room video distribution, conference room buildouts, digital signage deployments, or residential home theater installations. The 0.7-meter length is a standard short-run size frequently used at equipment racks, AV furniture, and wall-plate termination points. Purchasing in a 25-count box format supports staging and kitting for multi-drop or multi-room scopes.

Key Features

• 25 cables per box for efficient kitting and multi-location deployments
• 0.7-meter length designed for short equipment-rack and component-to-component runs
• HDMI with Ethernet channel support for devices that utilize HEC functionality
• Sold as individual unit (EA) for straightforward PO and inventory management

Compatibility

Designed for use with HDMI-equipped devices in residential and commercial AV systems. Suitable for any standard HDMI port application requiring a short 0.7-meter interconnect.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage contractors or AV integrators following applicable local codes for structured wiring and signal cabling. Power down or place source and display equipment in standby before connecting or disconnecting HDMI cables to avoid hot-plug damage to sensitive ports. Verify that all connected devices support HDMI Ethernet Channel before relying on the HEC data path. Cables should be routed to avoid sharp bends, cable staples through the jacket, or bundling with high-voltage AC wiring that could introduce interference.