Will this fit over a standard 120V single gang box and be flush to the wall? I ran my HDMI and Coax cables into standard new work junction boxes
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I used this just like a normal faceplate (on a standard outlet box -single gang).Worked perfectly-and lots cheaper than wall ports)
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It will. This can attach to a standard box or the low voltage bracket. It's a standard sizing. It's just usually sold with the bracket because then you don't have to cut out enough of a standard box to get the cables through. The bracket makes it easier.
1427272
Yes, I did the same thing and they fit fine. Some of my older boxes were misaligned and weren't completely flush but that's hardly a problem with this plate.
1427273
Yes, if the electrical housing is standard universal size. This wallplate fits perfectly as I did the same thing.
1427274
It is the same as any other switch plate cover, just has a hole in the middle and the nylon brushes to obscure the view into the box.
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It should work just fine. Depending on if the face of the new work box is flush with the Sheetrock. If not, some longer bolts and a couple of nuts to use as spacers for the faceplate should be good to help make it flush.
1139770
Running a new outlet behind the TV is the cleanest way to go and meets code. I am an electrical contractor and have done several of these. I use a surge protected and power filtered outlet combination from Monster in most cases, although it is a bit pricey. Some of my most "cost-conscious" customers prefer that I install a recessed outlet & quick-port box and then use a surge protector strip which hides behind the TV.Monster MP HTFS-IW HC In-Wall PowerCenter for Custom Installations
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The assembly is larger than a normal light switch in length and width. The electronics and remote sensor is hidden behind the plate, but does not recess into the wall. Also the mounting screw points don't match with a regular 2 gang electrical box. For all these reasons, I don't believe it will work as you've inquired.
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Mine is already installed so I can't measure. The panel is mounted using screws with a paddle at the end that needs to be aligned flush with the panel to go into the wall opening. Once you begin to tighten the paddle there is a catch to prevent it from getting back to the flush position. It is the same design as a remodeling electrical outlet box you would find at your local Home Depot or Lowe's. I happen to have one of them on hand here at home and it would accommodate a wall thickness of 7/8". You could probably squeeze a full 1" if you backed that paddle off a bit more. Hope this helps.
806803
You have to use a single gang electrical box for the 120v circuit so that will determine the depth
871438
Yes it fits in a single gang box. I don't now the spread on the holes, we installed it in a single gang metal cut in box.
29042
I believe It's the same size as a standard wall outlet, it should fit. All of my large three prong plugs fit in them.
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Regular round outlet box works. I put several under my eves on new construction.
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It would be pretty really tight. i wouldn't reccomend it. You should probably use an hdmi over cat5/6 extender if you wanted to go through conduit.
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to plug male end (end sticking out), then into the TV (female, "hole on tv") tried to keep that clean lol them yes it will, HDMI is a standardized fitting, like the coaxial for cable is the same on each. Just FYI be sure which direction you want it to come out. The 270 degrees means it will come straight up (I used them to come straight up from a DVD player so it can sit closer to the wall). If you want it to come down out the back of a TV you will need 180 degree adapter.
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It can run off 120v ac or 12 dc. yes it should fit in the original position
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assume you wall outlets will power other devices (ie, night lite). length of cable, within reason, should pose no problem. power adapter or 2400 unit possibly bad. may have to return for repair. with shipping cost, etc.... If it were me, I'd go to radio shack and pick up cheap 15 VDC 300 to 500MA adapter and try it on unit....you would need to adapt to coax = tell salesman what your doing = maybe he can help.
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Your best option would be to measure your intended install space and compare it to the size of this box. Make sure to take into account space required for wiring.
853974
That black plate in the back is designed to fit on a 1-gang electrical box, same as a wall switch cover. It's 4-3/8 L x 2-5/8 W and 1/2 thick. The red cover is just a little bigger.
81380
It will be tight and you will have to land all the terminals prior to installing it into to the box. I would recommend using the plastic style box so it will be easy to drill a couple of mounting holes.
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The Bosch box has an under cut space at the bottom where the power cable and the power input is designed to enter. I would think that a 90 degree elbowwould be hidden behind this undercut area under the bottom of the unit. The back of the unit has a steel wall mounting plate which could be drilled out butcould be tricky to line up with a user installed hole in the rear the unit. Good Luck
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I don't have measurements, but have put inside a single gang J box. It will fit if box is not too shallow and other wires in the way. The problem can be the F connector and stiff cable and the RJ45 plug and wire at other end making for a tight fit.