Do the mounting holes fit in the hole pattern of Leviton Structured Media Enclosures?
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Yes they do. I put mine in a 14 x14 Leviton 47605-14E SMC 14-Inch Series, Structured Media Enclosure and it fit perfectly
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I am sure something exists but the cables have a bulkhead connector on them so you can drill a hole in one of the PCI slot cover plates and mount them there. A 5?16" or 8mm hole is the correct size.
1577088
The unit (circuit board) fits onto the HD SATA connectors but does nothave any other means of retention. It does however stay on quite wellwhen the IDE ribbon and power plug is also connected. I am using the HD in atypical bay mounted with 4 screws in a horizontal attitude. I believe you willbe satisfied just as I am because I had the same concern
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I do not recall. I measured and drilled holes. I also expanded the previous mounting hole to accommodate the unit.
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You may have to sand or file down the holes to get a perfect fit, I've had to do that to every pre-fab box I've had, but yes you shouldn't have a problem with those subs and this box. If anything, the holes may be just a little small but a good rounded file solves this problem in about 15 minutes. I had two Planet Audio "Big Bang" 15's in this box and they were HUGE. Make sure you pay attention to the INTERNAL dimension requirements for each sub and make sure it matches or is very close to matching the internal space of the box. Hope this helps, good luck man.
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It should. I am not familiar with that particular box, but by the looks of it you should be able to use it. The Leviton requires a square trim plate, so as long as the recessed box is capable of accommodating that, it should work.
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Yes. It is designed to fit standard sata drives. Screws were supplied with caddy.
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As far as I can tell the extra slots only contain the face plate and not the entire drive bay slot enclosure.
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Yes. I also used extra ones from my wall mount kit because my tv had extra holes.
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It will fit in a standard, but a deep box is better. The holes are the standard distance as in a duplex receptacle.
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it depends on if you are running a solid state drive or standard platter format. It has a built in SSD mount on the base of the enclosure, Or 7 bays. I cant hype this case enough.
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I have two of these units. One is in a standard screws exposed plate that is double. A rectangular hole for the Leviton unit and one standard toggle light switch. My second unit is in a triple standard plate with screws on the outside and one rectangular hole for the Leviton and two standard light switches. I really like my units.
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Contact the manufacturer, they have several models and can give you a specific answer. I will say this product is very nice and would recommend it to anyone. I would think as long as the mounting holes lined up, it would fit, but you never know. I woul ask the manufacturer before making a purchase.
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I have an Antec Sonata I, which uses the same kind of drive trays as the 3. The bracket doesn't have the right screw holes on the bottom side to allow it to mount on the case's tray. I got creative with some twist ties to hold the bracket into the tray, since I'm using it to mount SSDs, and for that reason, a little movement doesn't matter so much.
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No idea about the pre-existing holes, though there is a little bit of wiggle-room I think. I believe I had the near edge of the inside plate flush mounted to the near edge of the bottom if the opening.Do NOT use the supplied screws; the heads shear right off. Get some of your own screws.
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Theres some drilling and bracket placement on all applications..holes arent pre drilled in the cases..so you can make them fit
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The mount is mostly made of metal and uses rubber banding I believe for added tension. I have a Sterling ST51P condenser mic and it fits it perfectly.