STRUCTURED CABLING/WIRING RESIDENTIAL AV
Flat Panel TV Cable Organizer Kit with AC Connector (Plug and Play) •Works with all TVs • Easy, single plug wiring, no need to connect individual line/neutral/ground wires • Dual power outlet for powering multiple devices • Safe and easy to install • Only three pieces to install • Also available with Romex (5F-506623WH) and without Romex (5F-450024WH) 5F-506623COK
Flat Panel TV Cable Organizer Kit with Romex • 15 Amp/125 Volt tamper-resistant duplex receptacle • Conceals multiple low voltage cables behind your HDTV
• Flexible screen closes the interior opening of the mid-size plate and straight blade inlet
•Works with the industry’s thinnest mounts and HDTVs • Male end of extension cord has a 360º rotating flat head for easy access to any outlet
5F-506623WH Recessed Low Voltage Plate with
Duplex Receptacle • Low profile design fits behind the industry’s thinnest mounts and TVs • Conceal multiple AV cables behind your panel TV • 15 Amp/125 Volt duplex receptacle (also available in 15 Amp surge 5F-450081WH) • Tamper-resistant
• Metal mounting wings are attached to the media plate and fasten tightly against the back of the drywall
• Quick and easy to install 5F-450071WH
Connected Media Box for Large TV Installs • Hide large power sources behind your TV
• Mounting brackets are included to securely hold the One Connect Box or other TV power sources
• 2 (two) 30” hook and loop fasteners included to strap power source firmly to brackets • Includes knockouts for a single gang J-Box power module • Can be mounted to the front or inside of studs • Flush with the wall • Also available with power (5F-4580111P)
5F-4580171
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