Kramer Electronics 97-0131003 Hdmi Cable with Ethernet 3ft

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 97-0131003 is a flexible HDMI cable with Ethernet support designed for AV signal transmission in professional and commercial installations. This cable carries high-definition audio and video signals between HDMI-equipped source devices and displays while the built-in Ethernet channel allows network data sharing over the same connection. It is suited for AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and installation crews working in commercial AV environments. The flexible construction makes routing through conduit, behind panels, or in tight cable management runs more manageable than standard rigid HDMI cables.

This cable is intended for use in AV signal processing applications where a reliable HDMI connection with Ethernet capability is required. Typical install scenarios include connecting media players, receivers, switchers, and displays in conference rooms, classrooms, digital signage setups, and residential home theater systems. The 3-foot length suits short-run connections between rack-mounted equipment and nearby displays or source devices. Quantity is sold individually as a single cable per unit.

Key Features

• Flexible cable construction for easier routing in confined spaces and cable management systems
• Built-in Ethernet channel supports network data sharing without a separate Cat cable
• 3-foot length suited for short-run rack and equipment connections
• Standard HDMI connectors on both ends for broad device compatibility
• Designed for AV signal processing accessory applications in professional installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard HDMI with Ethernet replacement or installation cable compatible with HDMI-equipped source devices, displays, receivers, switchers, and AV processors using full-size HDMI ports.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by low-voltage AV technicians or systems integrators. Power down all connected equipment before disconnecting or connecting HDMI cables to avoid signal handshake issues. Avoid sharp bends at the connector ends that could stress the cable boot or internal conductors. Where installations are required to meet code, reference applicable low-voltage wiring requirements under the NEC for Class 2 or Class 3 signal circuits.