Kramer Electronics 97-01114050 Hdmi Cable 50 Feet

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 97-01114050 is a male-to-male HDMI cable with Ethernet channel support, measuring 50 feet in length. It carries high-definition audio and video signals between source and display devices while the built-in Ethernet channel allows compatible devices to share a network connection over the same cable run. This cable is installed by AV technicians, low-voltage integrators, and electricians working in commercial and residential signal distribution systems. The male-to-male connector configuration makes it a direct, passive interconnect requiring no external power.

This cable is suited for connecting Blu-ray players, media servers, AV receivers, projectors, displays, and other HDMI-equipped devices in both residential home theater installations and commercial AV signal distribution environments. The 50-foot length accommodates longer rack-to-display or source-to-projector runs commonly found in conference rooms, training facilities, classrooms, and larger home theater setups where equipment is not co-located.

Key Features

• Male-to-male HDMI connectors for direct source-to-display connection
• Ethernet channel support allows network data sharing between compatible HDMI devices
• 50-foot length suits longer AV signal runs without a separate extender
• Passive cable construction requires no external power source
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward inventory and deployment

Compatibility

Designed as a standard HDMI male-to-male replacement or extension cable for use with any HDMI-equipped source or display device supporting the HDMI with Ethernet specification.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or AV integrators following applicable local codes for structured cabling and signal wiring. Power down all connected source and display equipment before seating or removing HDMI connectors to avoid damage to port contacts. Route cable away from high-voltage conductors and sharp edges when running through walls, conduit, or cable trays. Do not exceed the minimum bend radius of the cable to maintain signal integrity over the full 50-foot run.