Accessories


15" Cable Trench Enclosure • Conceal bundles of wire behind small to medium racks • Brush cover included to route cables to hub location • Protect cables from punctures • Service loops and call backs become more manageable • Surface or flush mountable • ETL Listed


5F-801500BR Connected Media Box


• Hide larger power sources like the Samsung One Connect Box behind your wall mounted TV


• Low profile design to accommodate flush mounted TV • Models available with power, surge, and commercial grade receptacle


• Includes: (2) specialty mounting brackets and (2) hook and loop fasteners to securely hold receiver in place


• Open trim ring design to allow air flow • ETL Listed


5F-4580171 Connected Media Box no power 5F-4580111P Connected Media Box with 15 Amp/125 Volt Duplex Receptacle 5F-450211S Connected Media Box with Duplex Surge Suppressor 5F-4580311C Connected Media Box with Commercial Grade Duplex Receptacle


1-3/4" Hole Saw Plate • Hide low voltage cables behind smaller home theater and security equipment


• Metal mounting wings are molded onto plate for secure hold, eliminating need for mounting bracket


• Available in black and white • ETL Listed


5F-450006WH


Recessed Pro Power Kit with Duplex Receptacle


• Install power and low voltage cables behind your HDTV, amplifier or other audio/ video devices


• Includes: 15 Amp/125 tamper resistant duplex receptacle, 6 ft. 16/2 extension cord with 360 degree rotating flat head, (2) electrical boxes, (1) Mid-sized plate and 1 plate with straight blade inlet


• Mounting wings molded to plate eliminating the need for a bracket • ETL Listed


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