Percon 7037-S HDMI Solder Cap Connector | Custom HDMI Cable Assembly | Solder Termination

HDMI Connector for Custom Cables

The Percon 7037-S is an HDMI connector with a solder cap, supplied for building custom HDMI cable assemblies. It lets a technician or integrator terminate HDMI cable to a specific length and pin-out, instead of buying a fixed-length cable, which is a common need in camera, monitor and control room wiring. Confirm the required length and connector type when you request a quote.

Solder Cap Termination

The connector uses a solder cup termination, so each conductor is soldered to its pin in the body. Soldering requires a controlled iron, a clean tinning process and careful strain relief, because the fine conductors used in HDMI cable are easy to overheat or break during assembly. Check the specification against your project brief before placing an order.

Compatibility With HDMI Cables

The connector is intended for HDMI video signal cables, and it pairs with the Percon HDMI cable range in this catalogue. The listing does not state a specific version of the standard for this connector, so confirm the required HDMI version and bandwidth before you build the assembly. Share the route and quantity with your enquiry so the quote matches the job.

Assembly and Testing Practice

Strip the jacket and the foil carefully, bond the shield to the connector body and check each pin for continuity. Test the finished assembly with an HDMI source and display before the cable is installed, since soldering faults often show up only at high resolution. Confirm the required length and connector type when you request a quote.

Choosing the Solder Connector

Choose the 7037-S when you need to build HDMI leads of a set length or with a specific termination. For ready-made leads, the Percon HDMI 1.4 and 2.0 cable 0812/2 is the alternative. Quotes are issued per connector and quantity for each project. Check the specification against your project brief before placing an order. Confirm the required length and connector type when you request a quote.