Tripp Lite P164-001-KPA-BK Hdmi Coupler Keystone

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE P164-001-KPA-BK is an HDMI coupler designed for keystone panel mount installations. It provides a female-to-female HDMI connection point that can be snapped into standard keystone wall plates, patch panels, or surface-mount boxes. The coupler passes through HDMI signals without active amplification, keeping runs clean at the patch point. Electricians, low-voltage technicians, and AV installers use this fitting to terminate structured wiring runs where a permanent, flush-mounted HDMI port is needed.

This coupler is suited for residential and light commercial applications where HDMI sources and displays are connected through in-wall or in-ceiling cable runs. Typical installations include conference rooms, home theaters, classrooms, and digital signage setups. The keystone form factor allows it to be placed alongside other keystone inserts such as Cat6 jacks or USB couplers in a single wall plate, keeping the installation organized and professional.

Key Features

• Female-to-female HDMI pass-through connection for panel mount installations
• Keystone snap-in design fits standard keystone wall plates and patch panels
• Black finish for a clean, consistent appearance in finished wall plate assemblies
• Single-unit quantity, sold individually for flexible deployment
• Compatible with structured wiring layouts alongside other keystone inserts

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style keystone insert compatible with standard keystone wall plates, surface-mount boxes, and patch panels that accept universal keystone snap-in modules.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or low-voltage AV technicians. Snap the coupler firmly into a compatible keystone wall plate or patch panel opening until the tabs lock. Ensure any in-wall HDMI cable runs comply with applicable local building codes regarding plenum or riser-rated cabling before installation. No tools are required for the keystone snap-in connection itself, though a screwdriver may be needed to secure the wall plate to the junction box.