Kramer Electronics 30-804701395 8-button Ethernet Knet1-g

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 30-804701395 is an 8-button Ethernet and KNet1-G control interface designed for AV signal processing applications. This unit provides discrete button inputs alongside Ethernet and KNet1-G connectivity, enabling integration into structured AV control environments. It is typically installed by AV systems integrators and low-voltage technicians working on commercial or residential AV distribution and control systems. The combination of Ethernet networking and KNet1-G protocol support makes it suited for deployments where centralized control and network-based communication are required.

This accessory is intended for use in AV signal processing installations where button-based triggering and network control are needed. It fits into control system architectures that rely on KNet1-G protocol communication alongside standard Ethernet infrastructure. Typical installations include conference rooms, classrooms, and commercial AV environments where distributed control panels interface with a central AV processing or switching system.

Key Features

• 8 discrete button inputs for direct control triggering
• Ethernet connectivity for network-based integration
• KNet1-G protocol support for compatible control system communication
• Designed as an AV signal processing accessory for professional installations
• Single unit per package for straightforward procurement and deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory for AV signal processing and control systems that support KNet1-G protocol and standard Ethernet networking interfaces.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or AV systems technician familiar with Ethernet network configuration and KNet1-G control protocols. Power down or disconnect the associated AV control system before making any physical connections. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring codes and the AV system manufacturer documentation during installation. Verify network addressing and protocol settings before restoring power to the system.