Kramer Electronics

Kramer Electronics C-HM/HM/FLAT/ETH-50 HDMI Ethernet Cable - 50ft

Experience High-Definition Connectivity The Kramer Electronics C-HM/HM/FLAT/ETH-50 is a high-quality HDMI cable designed to deliver exceptional audio and video performance. With Ethernet capabilities and a shielded, flat design, this cable ensures reliable connectivity and minimizes interference....

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Overview

Experience High-Definition Connectivity

The Kramer Electronics C-HM/HM/FLAT/ETH-50 is a high-quality HDMI cable designed to deliver exceptional audio and video performance. With Ethernet capabilities and a shielded, flat design, this cable ensures reliable connectivity and minimizes interference.

Specifications:

  • Connector Type: HDMI (Male) to HDMI (Male)
  • Length: 50 ft
  • Features: Shielded, Flat
  • Functionality: HDMI with Ethernet

Specifications

Cable Type
HDMI Ethernet Cable
Length
50 feet
Design
Flat
Feature
Ethernet (HEC)

Frequently Asked Questions

"HDMI Ethernet Cable" (HEC) means this cable supports an additional dedicated data channel, allowing connected devices to share an internet connection without a separate Ethernet cable, provided both devices are HEC-enabled.
High-quality HDMI cables from reputable brands like Kramer Electronics are designed to maintain signal integrity over their specified length, though extremely high bandwidth signals over 50 feet sometimes benefit from active components.
Flat cables can be durable and easier to route, but their durability compared to a round, heavily shielded cable can depend on the specific construction and jacket material, and the stress it undergoes during installation.
The product description does not explicitly state the maximum resolution supported by the Kramer Electronics C-HM/HM/FLAT/ETH-50 cable; this would depend on its HDMI specification version.
Yes, for the HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC) feature to function, both the source and display devices connected by this cable must support HEC.