Chief PAC526FBP4 Proximity In-Wall Storage Box with 4 Receptacle Filter and Surge

The Chief PAC526FBP4 is a game - changer for flat - panel installations. It offers an orderly, recessed area to manage excess cables, streamlining the setup process. The included flange not only gives it a sleek, trimmed look but also enables drywall mounting. Key features are aplenty. You can choose pre - or post - construction installation, and it can be mounted on drywall or studs. There are knockouts for single - gang outlets and different conduit sizes. Integrated universal zip - tie anchor points make cable management a breeze. Whether you prefer landscape or portrait installation, it can accommodate. It has the capacity to store a wide range of AV components. The paintable flange allows it to blend seamlessly into any environment. The enclosure is UL 2416 listed for AV, IT, and communication technology equipment installation. Technical details: It's UL listed, comes in black, has an output of 15A, 1875 W continuous. Overall dimensions are 15.51 x 15.4 x 3.88” (394 x 391 x 98 mm). Power consumption is less than 0.5 watt. It's a Type 3 Surge Protective Device with specific voltage protection and current ratings. The ambient temperature max is 40 degrees C, and it can hold up to 10 lbs.

Using the Chief PAC526FBP4 is easy. First, decide whether you want to install it during pre - construction or post - construction. If you're mounting on drywall or studs, make sure the surface is flat and stable. When routing cables, use the integrated zip - tie anchor points to keep them organized. You can choose either landscape or portrait installation based on your needs. For storing AV components, just place them inside the box. When it comes to the flange, you can paint it to match your surroundings. As for power, ensure it meets the specified power requirements. Don't exceed the weight capacity of 10 lbs to avoid any damage. Keep the box in an environment where the ambient temperature doesn't go above 40 degrees C. To maintain it, simply wipe it clean with a dry cloth regularly. Check the surge protection features periodically to make sure they're working properly.