HDMI Module (HDMI Keystone Faceplate Coupler)

The HDMI Module is a female-to-female HDMI keystone coupler, designed to snap into a standard networking faceplate and provide a clean wall-mounted HDMI connection point rather than a loose cable and connector hanging off a wall. It supports HDMI 2.0b, covering 18Gbps transfer speeds, 4K UHD resolution, 3D video, 48-bit deep color, and Audio Return Channel (ARC), so it handles the video and audio demands of modern home theater and office AV setups. Installation uses a coupler-style, no-soldering design: an in-wall HDMI cable connects to the back of the module, while a front-facing HDMI port accepts a standard HDMI cable from a TV, projector, or AV receiver. The module’s gold-plated contacts improve signal transmission and resist corrosion, and it fits into standard single-gang or double-gang faceplates alongside other module types, such as Ethernet or coaxial modules, when a room needs multiple connection types in one location.

Key Features

• HDMI 2.0b support, covering 18Gbps bandwidth, 4K UHD, 3D, 48-bit deep color, and ARC
• Female-to-female coupler design, connecting an in-wall cable to a front-facing HDMI port without soldering
• Gold-plated contacts, improving signal transmission and resisting corrosion over time
• Snap-in keystone format, fitting standard single-gang or double-gang faceplates
• Backward compatible with earlier HDMI versions for older connected devices

Technical Specifications

Best Suited For

• Home theater installations, providing a clean, wall-mounted HDMI connection for a TV, projector, or AV receiver
• Conference rooms and offices, where a tidy HDMI wall connection point supports laptop or presentation device hookups
• Structured cabling projects combining HDMI with data or coaxial modules on the same faceplate for a unified wall outlet

Recommended Action: Confirm the faceplate and mounting bracket you’re using are compatible with keystone-style modules, since module and faceplate systems can vary between manufacturers.