Behind the Curtain
Order is your personal pledge. Cleanliness, discipline, and organization are the foundation of your life. Your shirts are arranged by color and season, your pantry displays every label facing out, and you have long since alphabetized your Blu-ray collection. You are the envy of your less responsible brethren. If only they knew your cluttered little secret. Behind your impeccably polished television, your precisely calibrated speakers, and your immaculately stacked components lurks a threat to the very fabric of your meticulous existence. The cables once acquired to bring you joy and peace have turned on you. Years have transformed them into a twisted, jumbled tangle of disgrace. You must fix it before it’s too late!
Organize Chaos
Restore cable lawfulness with the DUAL-HDMIWP-EXT wall plate featuring an a built-in amplifier. The standard one-gang size and easy plug-in ports make running wires through your wall simple and attractive. This plate allows you to use the shortest mess-free cable lengths from your devices to the wall, making them easier to manage and hide. With sturdy connectors and support for high-definition resolutions, compatibility is of no concern. The DUAL-HDMIWP-EXT is a user’s go-to solution for long HDMI distances, which can often lose signal after 50 feet. By utilizing the native power over HDMI, this wall plate can boost signals up to 150 feet. These plates can even be daisy-chained for longer runs.
Installing and connecting the DUAL-HDMIWP-EXT wall plate is straightforward and quick. Handy LED lights let you know when everything is working perfectly and when there is a problem. This design offers multiple fitting options as well. The wall plate can attach directly to a single gang box or low voltage bracket. For basic installations, a drywall saw and a screwdriver are the only tools you will need. Just make sure you install the input and output plates in the correct location. These plates do not require much clearance, so they are ideal for hiding behind equipment and televisions or anywhere else where space is an issue.