Wall Mount TV, HDTV Installation, Plasma LCD TV, Home Theater Recessed Pro-Power Kit Installation

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2 Wall Mount TV, HDTV Installation, Plasma LCD TV, Home Theater Recessed Pro Power Kit InstallationUse our easy-to-install Recessed Pro-Power Installation Kit to install power and hide unwanted audio/video (hdmi, component video, etc) cables in the wall behind your wall mount tv, lcd, hdtv, or plasma flat panel TV. This kit brings a clean, professional image to your at-home lcd, hdtv, or plasma flat panel tv installation.

Since this kit does not connect to your homes existing wiring, there is no contact with live electrical circuits. To install, connect the two Recessed Cable Plates using electrical wire. Plug the female end of the extension cord into the Recessed Cable Plate with Straight Blade Inlet and the male end into a surge protector or power outlet. This connection will bring power to your hdtv, lcd, or plasma TV or A/V equipment. The Recessed Pro-Power Kit comes with simple instructions for a quick and easy flat panel, lcd, hdtv, home theater or plasma tv installation.

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25 Responses to Wall Mount TV, HDTV Installation, Plasma LCD TV, Home Theater Recessed Pro-Power Kit Installation

  1. WingChroniam says:

    Is making a hole …
    Is making a hole really necessary? I wouldnt mind wiers hanging from my TV, if so then can I just hang it?

  2. santabir says:

    wao u r great
    wao u r great

  3. DataCommElectronics says:

    @hockeyman55
    Yes, …

    @hockeyman55
    Yes, you can plug the extension cord from the bottom plate into the surge and the surge into the wall.

  4. DataCommElectronics says:

    @hockeyman55
    Yes, …

    @hockeyman55
    Yes, you can plug the extension cord from the bottom plate into the surge and the surge into the wall.

  5. hockeyman55 says:

    @ …
    @DataCommElectronics Can I put a mini surge protector on the end (where the bracket is) ?

  6. ClassicElectricNJ says:

    That’s actually not …
    That’s actually not too bad a set up. The inlet electrical cord leaves a little bit to be desired but as long as it’s UL approved I don’t see any safety issues. People in older homes might run into an issue or two cutting out for the boxes though and there might not be an outlet within the 6′ length of that cord. Otherwise, good luck!

  7. Westchaser says:

    If, God forbid, …
    If, God forbid, such an electrical cord is found to be responsible for a fire, your home-owner’s insurance will NOT cover you, since you violated code.

  8. Westchaser says:

    If, God forbid, …
    If, God forbid, such an electrical cord is found to be responsible for a fire, your home-owner’s insurance will NOT cover you, since you violated code.

  9. Westchaser says:

    I bought mine at …
    I bought mine at Amazon(dot)com

  10. Westchaser says:

    “Drywal Saw” – any …
    “Drywal Saw” – any Home Depot, Lowes or Ace Hardware sells them starting at $5-$10 USD.

  11. Westchaser says:

    What I meant by ” …
    What I meant by “single gang is enough” — a typical HD TV only requires a single HDMI cable to your receiver. HDMI carries audio AND video. All other peripherals (DVD, Blue-Ray, etc.) work best when plugged into your receiver and not directly into the TV. The only caveat with HDMI is that “big brother” can enforce DRM (digital rights mgt) across it. Supposedly, a new law is coming (2011?) that bans all newly-made DVD, BlueRay, etc, devices to ONLY offer HDMI out .. no more component video,etc

  12. Westchaser says:

    amazon(dot)com or …
    amazon(dot)com or other distributor, as I don’t believe they’re for sale directly from DataCommElectronics

  13. Westchaser says:

    Great product – …
    Great product – easy to install. Single Gang sleeve is enough since 1 HDMI carries audio+video. A few minor caveats: (1) the “ears” are plastic as are the threaded portion of the ears – BE CAREFUL not to strip by over-tightening. (2) Make sure you know where the studs are AND how wide they are. Conventional stud finders often suck at this task – use a thin nail and hammer to locate the exact edges of studs. Then, make sure to leave at least 1″ between the stud and the edge of the hole you make.

  14. maruuruguay says:

    @polo151821 Where?
    @polo151821 Where?

  15. polo151821 says:

    You can pretty much …
    You can pretty much run anything that can plug into your TV down through the whole and use this kit for any thign requiring 250W or less I would say

  16. polo151821 says:

    I ordered 5 of …
    I ordered 5 of these kits, GREAT!

  17. gwalia4 says:

    You should watch …
    You should watch the video again. Its a sheet rock saw. You can get them for 5 bucks at home depot. Just ask home depot rep for sheet rock saw and make sure that the blade looks like the one in the video

  18. FULIAN says:

    this KIT is awsome! …
    this KIT is awsome!!!!!!!!! thanks alot

  19. sunilmodels says:

    Great video….and …
    Great video….and well produced. I feel confident enough now to attempt this by myself.

  20. bastaki66 says:

    That is big …
    That is big toolbelt for one scrowdriver

  21. MJElectronics says:

    Nice Job
    Nice Job

  22. aguyandhiscomputer says:

    The insulation will …
    The insulation will be faced so just slide the wires/cables between the drywall and paper facing of the insulation. YEE HAA

  23. XCyclonusX says:

    Its a sheet rock …
    Its a sheet rock saw. In a pinch you can use an old steak knife with a serrated edge

  24. amal8030 says:

    nice work………..
    nice work………..

  25. Nanookanano says:

    A keyhole saw.
    A keyhole saw.

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