iMBAPrice
iMBAPrice HDMI Inline Coupler Female to Female Gold Plated Black Pack of 2
Connects two HDMI cables with gold-plated female ports for extended reach and lossless signal transmission, supplied as a pack of two
- TypeCable
- Extends HDMI reach by joining two cables
- Gold-plated contacts deliver lossless signal transmission
- CE and RoHS certified for safety compliance
- Female-to-female design fits standard HDMI connectors
- Pack of two couplers for multiple connections
HDMI Inline Coupler Female to Female
This iMBAPrice HDMI inline coupler joins two HDMI cables into a single longer run. The gold-plated contacts are designed for lossless signal transmission. Each pack contains two black couplers. The product carries CE and RoHS certification.
Installers extending cable runs
Suits installers or home users who need to bridge a gap between existing HDMI cables without replacing the whole run. Not suited for buyers who need active signal boosting over very long distances or who require a different connector gender or type.
Passive connection for standard lengths
The coupler simply passes the signal through without amplification. It comfortably handles typical HDMI cable lengths used in home or office setups. Signal integrity may degrade if the combined cable run exceeds the practical limits of the HDMI standard itself.
Highlights
- Extends HDMI reach by joining two cables
- Gold-plated contacts deliver lossless signal transmission
- CE and RoHS certified for safety compliance
- Female-to-female design fits standard HDMI connectors
- Pack of two couplers for multiple connections
Specifications
| Brand | iMBAPrice |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable |
Questions about this item
What HDMI cables must I already own to use this coupler?
You need two standard HDMI cables with male plugs; the coupler provides two female ports so each cable plugs in directly.
Will this coupler work with my older HDMI 1.4 cables and 1080p display?
Yes, the gold-plated female-to-female connection passes the signal through without active electronics, so legacy cables and 1080p sources function normally.
How can I verify the coupler is passing a clean signal after I connect both cables?
Power on the source and display; if the picture appears at the expected resolution with no sparkles, drop-outs or colour shifts, the coupler is working correctly.
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