Kramer Electronics 97-0132003 Slim Hdmi Cable 3 Ft

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 97-0132003 is a slim HDMI cable with Ethernet support, designed for high-definition audio and video signal transmission. At 3 feet in length, this cable is suited for short-run connections between source devices and displays or AV processing equipment. The slim profile reduces cable bulk in tight installations where standard HDMI cables may be difficult to route. AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and skilled trade professionals handling AV signal distribution are the typical installers of this cable.

This cable is used in residential and commercial AV installations where a compact, short-run HDMI connection is required. Typical applications include connecting Blu-ray players, streaming devices, set-top boxes, laptops, or AV receivers to monitors, projectors, or displays. The Ethernet channel support allows compatible devices to share a network connection over the same cable, reducing wire runs in compatible system setups. It fits into rack installations, wall-plate connections, and behind-display mounting scenarios where minimal cable length is preferred.

Key Features

• Slim HDMI form factor for routing in tight spaces and congested cable environments
• 3-foot length suited for short-run, direct-connect AV applications
• Integrated Ethernet channel for network data sharing between compatible HDMI devices
• Supports high-definition audio and video signal transmission
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-replacement slim HDMI cable with Ethernet for use with HDMI-equipped AV sources and displays in residential and commercial signal processing applications.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage AV technicians and integrators typically install this cable. Power down connected source and display devices before making or changing cable connections. Ensure connectors are fully seated to avoid signal degradation or intermittent connections. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring guidelines and local codes when routing cables through walls or enclosures.