InLine HDMI Adapter M / F with USB-A power injector 0.5m

The InLine HDMI Adapter M/F with USB-A Power Injector 0.5m supplies additional 5V power to the HDMI line to improve signal reliability over longer HDMI cable runs. It is intended for cases where the HDMI source's 5V feed is insufficient and the display or receiver shows an unstable or missing picture. The adapter is a compact 0.5 m black cable with an HDMI connector and a USB-A connector for an external 5V power source.

Advantages

The adapter provides a simple method to inject USB 5V power into the HDMI line without altering the existing HDMI cable. It increases signal stability for longer HDMI distances, helps prevent degraded or missing video on the receiver, and uses a standard USB-A power source such as a PC USB port or an optional USB power supply. The short 0.5 m cable is easy to position and minimizes additional cable clutter.

Suitable for

• Extending HDMI runs where the source's 5V is weak (longer HDMI cables from ~5 m)
• Situations with intermittent or missing video on the display or receiver
• Use with PCs, set-top boxes or other HDMI sources when external USB power is available

Key specifications

• Product name: InLine HDMI Adapter M/F with USB-A Power Injector 0.5m
• Brand: InLine
• MPN: 17600I
• EAN: 4043718119318
• Cable length: 0.5 m
• Connector 1: HDMI (male)
• Connector 2: USB-A (female) power injector
• Product colour: Black

How to use

Connect the HDMI male end of the adapter to the HDMI output of the source device. Plug a USB-A power cable into the adapter's USB-A connector and connect the other end to a 5V USB power source (for example a PC USB port or an external USB power supply). Then connect the HDMI cable from the adapter to the display or receiver. Verify that the display receives a stable signal; if necessary, try a different USB power source.

Recommendations

Use a reliable 5V USB power source and keep the USB cable length short. The adapter is intended to supplement the HDMI 5V supply; it does not replace proper shielding or high-quality HDMI cabling for very long runs. If problems persist, check HDMI cable quality and connectors or consider an active HDMI repeater/extender designed for long-distance transmission.