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This guide is for anyone looking to extend their HDMI cables or convert male connectors to female. The kenable HDMI Coupler Joiner allows you to easily connect two HDMI cables. A potential downside is that it may not support very long cable runs due to signal loss over distance.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 001412 |
| Brand | kenable |
The primary function is to connect two HDMI cables together or to convert a male HDMI connector to a female connector.
The coupler itself does not have a resolution limitation, but the combined capabilities of the connected HDMI cables will determine the maximum resolution supported. Ensure that both HDMI cables support the resolution you desire.
Yes, it is compatible with all standard HDMI versions, but the features available will depend on the HDMI version of the cables and devices connected.
No, this coupler is designed to join two HDMI cables together. It does not split the signal to multiple displays.
There is no strict maximum, but signal quality can degrade over long distances. The combined length of the connected HDMI cables should be kept to a reasonable length. The quality of the HDMI cables being connected is also a factor.
No, it is a plug-and-play device and does not require any drivers or software installation.
The product color is Black.
The package includes one HDMI Coupler Joiner Female to Female.
Check that the HDMI cables are securely connected to the coupler and the devices. Try different HDMI cables, and ensure both cables are HDMI compliant.
Ensure the HDMI cables are of good quality. Shorten the overall cable length if possible. The combined length of the connected cables may be too long for the signal to travel effectively.
Make sure that the audio settings on your source device and display are correctly configured. Verify that the HDMI cables support the audio format being used.
Ensure that the connectors are the correct type (HDMI A). Check that there are no obstructions in the port on either the source or display devices that might be interfering.
