Cable Matters 2-Pack 2-Port HDMI Wall Plate White – 4K UHD, ARC & Ethernet Pass-Thru

Upgrade Your AV Setup with a Clean, Dual-Port HDMI Wall Plate

Transform how you connect gear behind the wall with the Cable Matters 2-Port HDMI Wall Plate. This white, two‑plate bundle is designed for simple, near‑AV mounting and a neatly organized space, making cable management easier without sacrificing performance.

Why this matters for your home theater or classroom

Built to pass through essential HDMI features, the wall plate supports ARC, HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC), and robust audio/video formats. It delivers the bandwidth needed for high‑quality video and multi‑channel audio when paired with compatible receivers and displays, all while keeping cables out of sight.

• HDMI pass‑through supports ARC, HEC, 48‑bit color depth, and 32‑channel audio, enabling rich sound and vivid images.
• Video resolutions up to 4Kx2K (UHD) are supported, including 3840x2160, 2560x1600, 2560x1440, 1920x1200, and 1080p.
• Recommended maximum HDMI cable length for 4K HDR is about 25 feet, helping you plan room layouts more freely.

The two‑piece design includes a front dual‑port faceplate and a back insert with 4‑inch HDMI pigtail cables. This layout fits standard low voltage wall plate locations, enabling a clean, professional finish near your TV, projector, or AV receiver.

• Two‑port insert and faceplate create a tidy, low‑profile install that blends with decor.
• Standard 4.5 x 2.7 inch footprint works with single‑gang low voltage brackets for quick mounting.
• Included mounting screws make the installation straightforward for a home theater, classroom, or conference room.

A cost‑effective 2‑pack provides two ready‑to‑use wall plates, letting you outfit multiple locations without extra shopping. Mount them near displays, projectors, or workstations to reduce cable clutter and preserve a clean look in any setting.

Note: This setup emphasizes compatibility and a clean aesthetic. Real‑world results depend on your specific equipment and cabling choices. Consider this as a practical option to organize HDMI runs behind walls while preserving high‑quality AV signaling.