Vanco 120932 2-port Hdmi Pigtail Wall Plate White

Product Description

The VANCO 120932 is a 2-port HDMI pigtail wall plate designed for clean, in-wall HDMI signal routing in residential and light commercial AV installations. The pigtail design eliminates the need for a keystone insert by providing a short, pre-terminated HDMI lead that connects directly to the source cable behind the wall. This reduces signal degradation associated with additional connectors and simplifies the termination process. The white finish suits standard decor environments. Sold as a single unit, it is a straightforward solution for AV integrators, low-voltage installers, and electricians completing structured media installations.

This wall plate is suited for home theater installations, conference rooms, classrooms, and any space where a permanent, flush-mounted HDMI connection point is required. The 2-port configuration allows two independent HDMI feeds to terminate at a single wall location, supporting dual-display setups or source switching applications. It fits standard single-gang wall box openings commonly found in new construction and retrofit AV projects.

Key Features

• 2-port HDMI pigtail configuration for direct in-wall cable connection without keystone inserts
• White finish for compatibility with standard residential and commercial wall plates and trim
• Pigtail lead reduces connector count and associated signal loss
• Single-gang form factor fits standard electrical boxes
• Sold individually — quantity per package: 1

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style low-voltage wall plate solution for standard single-gang wall box installations requiring flush-mounted HDMI connection points.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified AV integrator in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines. Ensure all in-wall cabling is de-energized and signal sources are powered down before connecting or disconnecting HDMI leads. Route the in-wall HDMI cable through the wall box opening and connect it to the pigtail lead before securing the plate to the box. Avoid sharp bends in the HDMI cable behind the wall to maintain signal integrity.