HDMI and USB Port Module, harry potter brand, model WHITE XP500

The harry potter WHITE XP500 is a wall- or panel-mountable module that integrates a single HDMI connector and a USB port in a compact insert suitable for AV installations and media furniture. Designed to provide a neat, accessible connection point, this module enables audio/video signal transfer via HDMI alongside USB data or peripheral connection. The flat white finish and standard module dimensions make it compatible with common faceplates and conference-room or home-theatre paneling.

Advantages

The module combines HDMI and USB connectivity in one unit, reducing the need for separate panels and saving space behind faceplates. Its panel-mounted form factor offers tidy cable management and easy access to display and peripheral connections. The neutral white color and slim profile help the module integrate visually with a variety of interior and AV rack setups while supporting standard HDMI signal routing and USB device connectivity.

Suitable for

• Meeting rooms and conference tables requiring accessible AV inputs
• Home entertainment systems and media cabinets
• Wall panels and furniture with integrated connectivity
• Classroom or training-room AV installations

Key specifications

• Connector types: HDMI socket and USB port
• Mounting: designed for wall or panel/faceplate installation
• Finish: white faceplate and housing
• Compatibility: works with standard HDMI cables and USB peripherals
• Profile: low-profile module suited for flush mounting

How to use

Install the module into a compatible faceplate or panel cutout using the mounting points provided. Connect an HDMI cable from the display or media player to the HDMI socket and attach USB devices to the USB port as required for data transfer or peripheral connectivity. Ensure all cables are seated firmly and secured within the panel to maintain reliable signal transmission and prevent strain on the connectors.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use high-quality HDMI cables that match the required resolution and refresh rate of your display, and use USB cables or devices that comply with the expected USB standard for data rate and power needs. When installing in public or high-traffic areas, route and secure cables behind panels to reduce wear and protect connectors.