Faceplates/Inserts Arlington
Recessed Low Voltage Mounting Brackets 9N-LVU1W - Single gang, white 9N-LVU2W - 2-gang, white 9N-LVU3W - 3-gang, white 9N-LVU4W - 4-gang, white
• Non-metallic recessed mounting bracket for class 2 low voltage wiring, in new or existing construction
• Recessed design keeps connections inside • Adjusts to fit 1/4" to 1-1/2" wall thickness
• Secure
mounting...as mounting screws are tightened, wings flip up locking the bracket in place
• Available in black as product numbers 9N-LVU1BL, 9N-LVU2BL, 9N-LVU3BL, 9N-LVU4BL
Arlington
Fixture Box Kit for Suspended Ceilings 9N-FS420SCL • Ready to install 1-piece unit
• UL/CSA Listed as a complete unit: box, bracket and drop wire
• Box can be positioned anywhere along the bracket
• Saves time and money and is tested and listed to hold up to 50 lbs as required by 2008 NEC
• Acceptable for use with environmental air handling spaces
Arlington
Cable Standoffs 9N-CS4 • Positions for cable individual 9N-CS7 • Positions cable bundle
• For datacom installations
• Positions non-metallic sheathed cable, phone/data cable and coaxial cable
• Installs easily with a screw or nail • Nail included with CS4
Arlington
Box Cover for In Box 9N-DVFRC - Single gang, white 9N-DVFRCBL - 2-gang, black
• OPTIONAL: Box Cover fits unused single or 2-gang in boxes or LVU series recessed brackets
• Easy, press-on installation • Available in paintable white or black
• Cover keeps unused boxes clean until you are ready to complete the installation
• Covers look better and blend into the wall on unused boxes
Arlington
The LoopTM
Low Cost Cable Hanger
9N-TL20 - 2" loop size 9N-TL25 - 2.5" loop size 9N-TL50 - 5" loop size
• All loops available UV rated. Add suffix “P” (example: 9N-TL50P) to order UV rated
• Holds up to 5" bundle of cable • For CAT 5, 6, 7 cable and fiber-optic cable • Listed for air handling spaces
* Patented Arlington
“D” Rings 9N-D22 - 2.25" x 2" wiring space 9N-D33 - 3.25" x 3.25" wiring space 9N-D35 - 3.25" x 5" wiring space
• Non-conductive plastic
• Two mounting holes per side for several mounting methods
• Smooth bearing surfaces for easy wire management
Arlington
Drive Rings 9N-DR1 - 1/2" 9N-DR2 - 5/8" 9N-DR3 - 7/8" 9N-DR4 - 1-1/4"
• Simple, nail-on installation
• Used to run wire or cable on interior wood framing members or exterior walls
• The larger the drive ring, the more wire it holds • Galvanized, corrosion-resistant steel
Arlington
Wire Bushings 9N-WB500 - for 1/2" hole 9N-WB875 - for 7/8" hole 9N-WB112 - for 1-1/8" hole 9N-WB200 - for 2" hole
• For installing low-voltage wires/cables (such as speaker wire) through single or double drywall thicknesses
• Provides smooth exit/entry of cables and protects drywall from chipping or flaking
• Uses common drill and/or hole saws most electricians use
• Made of high-impact white, paintable plastic Arlington
Snap-In Bushings 9N-4400 9N-4401 9N-4402 9N-4403 9N-4404 9N-4405 9N-4406 • All plastic
• Protects cable as it runs through the knockouts in metal studs
• Fits trade sizes from 1/2" to 2-1/2" Arlington
Low Voltage Mounting Brackets 9N-LV1RP - Single gang 9N-LV2RP - 2-gang
• Installs in less than a minute with a hole saw - 3.5" saw for 9N-LV1RP, 4.5" for the 2-gang 9N-LV2RP
• The best, fastest way to install class 2 low voltage wiring
• Adjusts to fit 1/4" to 1-1/2" wall thicknesses • Paintable front surface • Finishes with any standard, midi or max wall plate
• Mounting wings hold bracket against drywall when screws are tightened
Arlington
Low Voltage Mounting Brackets For Fast, Easy Mounting of Class 2
Wiring in Existing Construction 9N-LV1 - Single gang 9N-LV1P - Low Profile 9N-LV2 - 2-gang 9N-LV2HD - Heavy duty, 2-gang 9N-LV3 - 3-gang 9N-LV4 - 4-gang 9N-LVR1 - Round • Mounts wall plates flush • Adjusts to fit 1/4" to 1" wall thicknesses
For Orders, Call: 1-800-233-6261 | For Systems Sales And Support, Call 1-800-234-7971 |
www.adiglobal.com/us 331 Arlington
Non-Metallic Bushings for Metal Studs 9N-SB13 9N-SB130 • Fits existing irregular-shaped holes in metal studs
• Alleviates punching holes in the studs and the possibility of weakening the structural member
• Fits a standard 1" knockout
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