HDMI socket-outlet ShiverPeaks 79500-1

The ShiverPeaks 79500-1 HDMI socket-outlet provides a fixed wall-mounted HDMI interface in a compact 85 mm x 85 mm plate. This white HDMI outlet is intended to deliver a stable digital audio and video connection for devices such as TVs, projectors, AV receivers and set-top boxes. The unit is supplied as a single module designed to be installed into a standard wall box for a tidy, permanent connection point.

Advantages

The slim 85 mm x 85 mm form factor allows installation in common European wall boxes without occupying excessive space. A dedicated wall outlet keeps HDMI cabling concealed and reduces strain on connected device ports. The white finish matches neutral interiors and provides a consistent appearance with other wall fittings. The single-unit design simplifies ordering and installation for home theater, meeting room or office AV installations.

Suitable for

• Home theatre and living room TV installations
• Conference rooms and meeting room AV systems
• Projector connections in classrooms or presentation spaces
• Wall-mounted displays in offices, receptions and retail

Key specifications

• Interface: HDMI female wall outlet
• Dimensions: 85 mm x 85 mm plate
• Colour: White
• Mounting style: Wall plate for standard flush box installation
• Quantity: Single unit per package

How to use

Turn off power to the installation area and ensure the wall box is suitable for an 85 mm x 85 mm plate. Fit the HDMI socket-outlet into the flush box and secure it according to local electrical and mounting regulations. Connect an HDMI cable from the rear of the socket to the hidden in-wall cable or patch lead. After mounting, attach the faceplate and connect external devices with a standard HDMI cable to the front socket. Verify signal transmission and tighten any cable strain reliefs if present.

Recommendations

Use high-quality HDMI cables rated for the required resolution and features (for example, HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 where needed). Avoid excessive bending or tension on cables; route cables through conduit or protective sleeving for long runs. If uncertain about in-wall cable standards or local regulations, consult a qualified installer to ensure safe and compliant installation.