Kramer Electronics 97-0131001 Flexible Hdmi Cable Ethernet

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 97-0131001 is a flexible HDMI cable with Ethernet channel support, designed for AV signal transmission in professional and commercial installation environments. The 1-foot length makes it well-suited for tight rack spaces, behind-panel wiring, and short-run connections where a standard rigid cable would be difficult to route. This cable carries both high-definition video and audio signals over a single HDMI connection while the built-in Ethernet channel allows compatible devices to share a network connection without a separate cable run. AV integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers for this type of accessory.

This cable is intended for use in AV signal processing setups where space-constrained routing is required. Typical applications include equipment rack wiring, display installations, and source-to-switcher connections in both residential and commercial AV systems. The 1-foot length is specifically useful when connecting components mounted in close proximity, such as a media player to a nearby switcher or distribution amplifier.

Key Features

• Flexible construction allows routing in tight or confined spaces
• Supports HDMI with Ethernet channel for combined signal and network data
• 1-foot length suited for short-run and rack-mount applications
• Single-cable solution carries video, audio, and Ethernet simultaneously
• Sold as individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as a standard HDMI with Ethernet replacement or accessory cable compatible with any HDMI-equipped AV source, display, switcher, or distribution device supporting the HDMI with Ethernet channel specification.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by low-voltage AV technicians or qualified integrators. Power down all connected AV equipment before connecting or disconnecting HDMI cables to avoid signal or port damage. Avoid sharp bends beyond the cable minimum bend radius even with a flexible jacket. Wiring practices should follow applicable low-voltage installation codes for the jurisdiction.