Kramer Electronics 91-0505035 Molded 5-BNC Cable 35 in

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 91-0505035 is a molded 5-BNC male-to-male cable designed for AV signal distribution applications. The cable features five individual BNC connectors on each end, making it suited for carrying multiple coaxial video or component signals simultaneously through a single bundled cable assembly. Molded connector boots provide strain relief at each termination point, reducing the risk of signal degradation caused by connector stress or cable flex over time. This type of cable is commonly specified and installed by AV integrators and low-voltage technicians working on professional and commercial signal routing systems.

This cable is used in AV signal processing and distribution setups where multiple coaxial lines must be routed together in a clean, organized run. Typical applications include component video signal routing, multi-channel SDI patching, and structured AV cabling installations in commercial facilities, broadcast environments, and conference room infrastructure. The 35-inch length suits short patch runs between adjacent rack-mounted equipment or signal processing gear.

Key Features

• Five BNC male connectors on each end for multi-signal coaxial routing
• Molded connector boots provide strain relief and long-term durability
• Male-to-male configuration for direct patch connections
• 35-inch cable length suited for short rack-to-rack or chassis-to-chassis runs
• Bundled 5-cable assembly keeps multi-channel signal runs organized

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory for use with AV signal processing and distribution equipment that uses standard BNC coaxial connections for video or component signal routing.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage or AV integration technicians. Power down or signal-mute connected equipment before disconnecting or reconnecting BNC cables to avoid signal interruption or equipment damage. Ensure BNC connectors are fully seated and locked by rotating the coupling nut to the detent position. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring codes and rack installation standards for the project jurisdiction.