C2G C2G30019 Dual Hdmi Usb-c Wallplate Transmitter

Product Description

The C2G C2G30019 is a HDBaseT dual HDMI and USB-C wallplate transmitter designed for AV signal distribution in commercial and residential installations. It accepts HDMI and USB-C source inputs directly at the wall and transmits the signal over a structured cabling run to a compatible HDBaseT receiver. This type of transmitter simplifies AV installations by eliminating exposed cables at the source connection point. It is typically installed by low-voltage AV technicians and systems integrators working in conference rooms, classrooms, and presentation spaces.

The C2G30019 suits installations where presenters need to connect laptops or other devices via USB-C or HDMI at a clean, wall-mounted interface. The HDBaseT transmission standard supports long cable runs over Cat cable, making this transmitter well suited for fixed AV systems where the display or switcher is located away from the seating or presentation area. Typical deployments include corporate meeting rooms, training rooms, and higher-education lecture spaces.

Key Features

• Dual input design accepts both HDMI and USB-C sources at the wallplate
• HDBaseT transmission extends AV signals over structured Cat cable runs
• Wallplate form factor provides a clean, low-profile source connection point
• Supports common commercial and educational AV installation scenarios
• Single-unit quantity per package

Compatibility

Designed for use with HDBaseT-compatible receivers in fixed AV distribution systems. Specific compatible receiver models or system pairings were not provided in the available product data. Verify receiver compatibility with C2G documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician familiar with structured cabling and AV signal distribution systems. Power down connected source devices and displays before making or breaking connections at the wallplate. Follow local building codes and TIA/EIA cabling standards when routing and terminating the Cat cable run to the receiver. Do not exceed the maximum cable run length specified by the HDBaseT standard for the cable category used.