HDMI Wall Socket LogiLink AH0017

The LogiLink AH0017 HDMI Wall Socket provides a single HDMI coupler mounted in a wall plate for a tidy, fixed connection point. Designed for in-wall installations, this white wall socket accepts a standard HDMI plug on both sides to extend and route high-definition video and audio signals through concealed cabling. It is intended to create a professional appearance in home theaters, conference rooms and multimedia installations where visible cables are undesirable.

Advantages

The wall socket offers a compact one-port HDMI interface that keeps connections flush with the wall and reduces cable clutter. Its standardized HDMI coupling supports uncompressed digital video and multi-channel audio transmission. The white finish is neutral and compatible with most interior styles, while the fixed mounting design provides a stable, long-term connection point that simplifies device swapping without exposing wall cavities.

Suitable for

• Home theater installations requiring concealed HDMI connections
• Meeting rooms and offices with wall-mounted displays or projectors
• AV cabinets and media walls where a neat HDMI feed is needed
• Residential or commercial renovations seeking a professional finish

Key specifications

• Connector type: female HDMI coupler (single port)
• Compatibility: standard HDMI plugs (Type A)
• Transmission: supports high-definition digital video and multi-channel audio
• Form factor: wall-mount plate, single gang compatible appearance
• Finish: white

How to use

Install the wall socket by cutting an opening in the wall or mounting box appropriate to your wall system, secure the plate to the mounting frame, and route an HDMI cable behind the wall to the coupler. Once mounted, connect equipment with standard HDMI cables to the exposed port(s) on the wall plate and to the source or display. Ensure that all in-wall cabling complies with local building and safety regulations and that connectors are fully seated for reliable signal transmission.

Usage recommendations

For consistent signal quality, use high-quality HDMI cables and avoid excessive bending or tight cable loops behind the plate. If longer runs are required, consider in-wall rated HDMI cables or an appropriate signal booster to maintain full-resolution video and audio performance.