DataComm Electronics Media Wall Plate with 15 A/125 V Duplex Receptacle

I put one of these wherever I install a TV. The best part is it makes getting power to the TV a cinch; No need to be an electrician or snake Romex through walls. Simply cut a couple holes, drop in the included wire, hook it up, THEN plug it in. No turning off circuit breakers or risking getting shocked. Then, just drop your video and audio cables down the wall behind the TV. It's neat, safe and easy. This is a great product and comes with all the parts you'll need. Some products are single ended and require wiring to an existing outlet, so shop carefully if you look elsewhere. This is the full monty and worth the price. EDIT: I was a little wrong, It does not come with the piece of electrical wire that runs behind the wall from the top socket to the bottom unit which you hook the supplied extension cord too. So you'll need probably 3-5 feet of 14/2 NM Romex. Basically a scrap of wire. Maybe you or a friend has a piece lying around. Some hardware stores and big box stores like Home Depot sell it for 40-50 cents/foot. I'm sure other places do too. Worst case, if you can't buy it by the foot in your area, order the smallest roll you can for maybe 10 bucks or less. ONE MORE THING. I installed this on an outside, non-party wall of my row home. The clearance behind the drywall on that wall is only about 3.5 inches. This box needs a bit more than 4 inches behind the drywall. Didn't expect the tight clearance, but I was able to modify the unit to fit and still be up to code. Don't recommend doing that unless you are a good DIY'er. So checking the clearance behind the wall before you get this and cut the hole would be a good idea. If you have the space, it's a really nice package. None of my other walls is that tight, so I didn't check first. My bad, but that's not the fault of the Pro-Power kit. I got sloppy.

This is a great kit and fit my needs perfectly. It is relatively shallow and install easily behind a 2x4 framed wall. The boxes are sturdy plastic and have a nice finished look when installed. There is ample room for multiple cables, i have 6 running through mine and there is room for more. I like the two outlet connector, though i must confess, i did use one with with screw in terminals rather than the one supplied. FYI, yes you need to get your own Romex wire, but that's supper simple from Lowes or HD. Overall though its well made and installed easily and after looking at many similar kits, im glad i went with this one.

I received this product and then realized that I ordered the wrong one. I decided to keep it and use it. The instructions were pretty much straight forward. I didn't like how I had to go out and purchase the wires to connect and supply power to the top box from the lower box. Other kits include the that. The product thought was easy to install. The templets were right on for size although when I put the outlets in the cutouts I had to push them in really hard as it was a very tight fit. I outlets work perfect. Good 4 star purchase.

Easy to install, you will need to supply 14/2 Rolex cable for inside the wall. Nice quality. Some people mention the access for the low voltage cables was too small- not sure how many cables they ran but I was able to run a heavy duty hdmi cable, a heavy toslink cable, network cable and a covered speaker wire with plenty of room left over. I do wish the templates had crosshairs on the to make sure the were level.

I have installed many displays in the past and I have used the old version of this recessed kit. I agree with others about the opening for the AV cables that is rather small. I highly recommend using the new Monoprice - RedMere - Ultra Slim Series High Performance HDMI Cable's. They are very small and very easy to route on a low profile wall mount installation. I was able to get the display within an 1/2" from the wall. Perfect! Just study your kit location and double check. Check for any clearance issues before cutting into your wall. Remember where your studs are. I will be using this kit, HDMI cable and low profile mount for here on out on new installs. If you are after that Low Profile look, I Highly Recommend this kit!

Not quite like in the picture. I'm half way through the install, and will update when I'm done. First off, neither the input or output plates have the buttons or the "flexible screen" described in the pictures and the text. The box the product arrived in, and the manual, both show this in the illustrations and text, but it's just not there. It makes reference to being able to remove the "flexible plates" if you have 4 or more LV cables, but there is nothing to remove. Perhaps not the most important feature, but it's still irritating that something that was mentioned prominently as a feature has been removed. An installation tip. While the templates are dead on in size, the angle at which the electrical enclosures projects from the face plate does not allow for 1/2" drywall, the space is too narrow between it and where the faceplate sits on the wall. You can either make the hole bigger or use your drywall saw/knife to bevel the inside edge of they drywall where that box meets the faceplate. the assembled unit inserts easily if you do that. As others have reported, the included decora style duplex socket will not allow for 12 ga. conductors.

This was the perfect solution for my wall mounted TV. It keeps you from running a power cord behind your wall, which may violate building code. I had some romex lying around and used about 4' to run from the upper box to the lower box. Cut out holes with a jigsaw. If you do the same, I would have a shop vac handy. Keeps me legal, looks clean, and comes at a fair price!

This was very easy to install and I much prefer a kit like this where I can put regular romex into the wall. I didn't like the receptacle this kit came with, the receptacle has no side terminals and has to be back wired. I used a regular decora receptacle instead.