Can this fit a normal power strip plus a cable modem + router?
1442869
Of course it depends on the size of the cable modem or router. My ATT Uverse cable modem is much to tall and wide to fit. I would have to guess most cable modems would not fit. However my wireless router could fit easily.
1442870
Mine fits power strip and lots of cords, but I can't imagine fitting my modem and router in there, too. Yours would have to be much smaller than mind. Use measurements 15.6x5.7 and measure your items.
1442871
The purpose of the height of the box is to allow room for the excess length of the cords when you plug them into the power bar you place in the box. Therefore, it's questionable there would be room for a modem/router. Also, you don't state the measurements of your router, but no router I have ever owned would fit in the box with the power bar and still have room for the router's cat5 and antenna, excess cords that are plugged into the bar -- and not risk overheating the router due to no ventilation. Just my 2 cents, since I don't know your measurements.
1442872
I'd say no. it hold a power strip fine. by the time you stuff the extra cords in the box you will have room for modem or router. even with out stuffing the cords in the box I would say the box isn't tall enough or long enough to also hold those router or modem's and be able to close the lid, maybe if you don't close the lid you they will stick out.
631760
Thankfully no - you can put whatever type power strip or USB hub in it that suites your needs.
1669020
Yes. It's a small square plug not much bigger than the power cable. Much smaller than the household end.
635092
Yes. You can even use a power over ethernet injector to prevent having to use a power outlet. The covers they offer are also nice.
1596580
the widest part of the pinhole is at best 3/8" wide. I can imagine a Cat6 and a thin power cable. A 3rd cable with the mentioned combo I don't see possible. No chance for a standard "PC power cable" to fit through that pinhole as an example.
2263883
this router should work with most cable modems, I believe this router should work fine.
1293543
If your connector is like a clearhub modem connector yes it will fit, is half the size of a cable connector, I'm not familiar with your modem but I hope this gives you an Idea.
436872
I don't know how big your power cable is, but to give you some perspective, if you had a standard AC power cable (like for a toaster) and you cut off the plug in portion, that cable would easily fit through. It's an oval shaped hole. I'm very happy with the mount and would have had no issues if I wanted to ceiling mount.
770396
I was bale to enclose one power cable cord and a LAN/ethernet cable. You can say two ethernet cords or two power cable cords can fit in snugly. That should be it. You may find it difficult snapping on the cover for any more cables. They should make it wider to receive more than two cables.
199438
You should double check with Comcast to ensure that you can use this product with your specific plan, but in general, yes! -- this router is designed to replace an existing cable modem or cable modem/router combination.
1868280
No it will not. You will need to get a blank insert and drill it out to fit that router.Ken
323912
Depends on the size of the modem. This is a "custom" design computer and it's really small. There is no room for buying a modem unless you find one really narrow. There are only two ports. One for graphics and one for anything else that could fit. I have a Wifi card. There's an ethernet port. This design is kinda like a laptop.
2084103
Each strip is ~12" long. The power connections add an inch (at each end if you daisy chian...)
2036816
I'm pretty sure, though i'm not a professional installer or anything. If the space below is big enough, but not too big, i think the hardest problem will be making an adapter to fork the cables to get both sets of wires plugged in.
1971466
If you can find a 1/8 inch collet for it. Most routers only come with 1/4 inch collets
201191
Honestly I don't even know. I cannot get 3 of the outlets on one side of the plug in to work at all. I am actually looking for a replacement for this power strip at we speak. It looks like a nice one, but it really didn't meet my needs. I used it for my tv, wireless router, printer, sound bar, PS3, DVR box and Modem. I cannot plug all those into this unit and expect them all to power up. I have to use a cheap Target plug in also.
1380597
The strips must be connected to use the same power source. I suppose if you had a long enough extender, the one that comes with it is maybe 4", it might work.