Chief PAC526FC Large In-Wall Storage Box with Flange and Cover

The Chief PAC526FC large in-wall storage box with flange and cover is a game - changer for flat - panel installations. It offers a well - organized, recessed space to neatly route excess cables and attach surge protectors or power conditioners. The flange and cover not only give it a professional look but also enable drywall mounting. Key Features: - Compatible with 3.5' and 2.5' studs thanks to multiple depth break - away edges. - Installation options for both pre - and post - construction. - Can be mounted on drywall or studs. - Knockouts for single - gang outlets and 1 - 1/4', 1', & 1/2' conduits. - Integrated universal zip - tie anchor points. - Can be installed in landscape or portrait orientation. - Stores a wide range of AV components. - Flange and cover are paintable to match any environment. - Optional tamper - proof security on the cover. - The cover has 4 knockouts for cable routing and ventilation. Technical Specifications: - Certified: UL Listed - Color: Black - Dimensions (H x W x D): 14.25' x 14.25' x 3.9' - Shipping Weight: 13.30 lbs - Weight Capacity: 10 lbs

Using the Chief PAC526FC is quite easy. First, decide whether you're doing a pre - or post - construction installation. If it's pre - construction, you can install it before the drywall is up. For post - construction, you'll need to carefully cut into the drywall to fit the box. It can be mounted on studs or drywall, so choose the option that suits your setup best. When routing cables, use the knockouts provided on the box and the cover. You can also take advantage of the integrated zip - tie anchor points to keep the cables organized. If you want to store AV components, place them inside the box, just make sure not to exceed the 10 - lb weight capacity. To make it blend in with your environment, you can paint the flange and cover. If you're worried about security, use the optional tamper - proof feature on the cover. For maintenance, keep the box clean. You can use a dry cloth to wipe it down. Check the cables regularly to ensure they're properly connected and not damaged. And if you notice any signs of wear on the box or the cover, it might be time to replace them.