Kramer Electronics 97-0141006 Hdmi to Hdmi Cable 6 Feet

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 97-0141006 is a standard HDMI-to-HDMI cable designed for AV signal transmission in professional and commercial audiovisual installations. It provides a direct digital connection between HDMI source devices and displays, projectors, or AV switching equipment. At 6 feet in length, it suits rack-mounted AV gear, conference room displays, and short signal runs where signal integrity and secure connector seating matter. AV integrators and systems technicians are the primary installers. The cable carries uncompressed digital video and audio over a single connection, eliminating the need for separate signal converters in standard HDMI-compatible setups.

This cable is suited for use in commercial AV systems, boardroom and classroom display installations, and equipment rack signal routing. It connects HDMI-equipped source components such as media players, computers, and AV processors to monitors, flat-panel displays, and projectors. The 6-foot run length fits short-distance connections within a single rack bay or between nearby equipment positions without excess cable slack.

Key Features

• HDMI-to-HDMI configuration for direct digital AV signal connections
• 6-foot length suited for short in-rack or near-display signal runs
• Single-cable solution carries both digital video and audio
• Sold individually as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or extension cable for use with HDMI-equipped AV source devices and display equipment in residential and commercial signal processing applications.

Installation Notes

AV integrators and low-voltage technicians typically install this cable during system commissioning or service. Power down connected source and display equipment before swapping cables to avoid hot-plug stress on HDMI ports. Secure connectors fully until the latch seats to prevent signal dropout. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring guidelines and local AV installation codes when routing cables through walls or ceiling spaces.