XLR wall plates provide a fixed female XLR connection for a microphone or other balanced-audio source, while the plate’s rear connection routes the signal through the wall to audio equipment. The latching mechanism helps hold the cable securely, and gold-plated contacts support low-noise signal transfer and corrosion resistance.

One-port XLR wall plates provide a single female XLR connection, while two-port XLR wall plates provide two connections in the same single-gang plate. Choose based on how many microphones or balanced audio lines you need to connect at that location, with both options offering a latching connection and gold-plated contacts.

Before mounting XLR wall plates, check that the location has a compatible single-gang opening or box, sufficient space for cable connections, and a suitable path for the connected audio wiring. Choose a one-port or two-port configuration based on the number of microphone or audio connections required at that location.

XLR wall plates with latching female ports help hold microphone cables securely and resist accidental pullout during use. All-metal construction and gold-plated contacts support durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent audio connections in auditoriums, churches, schools, and similar installations.