DINIC adapter, angled HDMI A male to A female, black, DINIC box with Euro hole

Advantages

• HDMI Type A male to HDMI Type A female
• 90° angled design to reduce the required installation depth
• Compact mini version for confined connection panels
• Moulded housing for a robust design
• Gold-plated contacts for reliable connection

Product description

The DINIC HDMI angled adapter connects an HDMI Type A plug to an HDMI Type A socket and routes the connection in a 90° angled design. This compact adapter is therefore particularly suitable for HDMI connections where there is limited space behind a device or within a connection panel.

The reduced installation depth facilitates installation with monitors and displays mounted close to a wall, as well as in media walls, racks and densely populated connection areas. The housing is potted; the contacts are gold-plated. The angled design also prevents the connected HDMI cable from being sharply bent directly at the device connection.

Applications

• AV and media technology
• Conference room and digital signage installations
• System integration and IT projects
• Rack-mounted and patch panel-based HDMI cabling
• Wall-mounted installation of monitors, displays and TV sets

Technical Specifications

Compatibility

The adapter is designed for HDMI connections using HDMI Type A (standard HDMI). It can be used, for example, with monitors, displays, televisions, graphics cards, AV receivers, HDMI switches, extenders, as well as docking stations and media components featuring a corresponding HDMI Type A interface.

Note on angle orientation

The product image is the definitive guide to the actual orientation of the angled plug. Terms such as ‘top’, ‘bottom’, ‘left’ or ‘right’ may be interpreted differently depending on the direction from which the HDMI port is viewed.

Practical guidance on selection

Before installation, you should check in which direction the connected HDMI cable is to be routed away from the device’s connection. Particularly with displays mounted close to a wall, in tight-fitting enclosures and on densely populated connection panels, the angle of the connector is crucial for space-saving cable routing.

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