DataComm Electronics, Inc.
DataComm Electronics 45-0001-BK 1-Gang Recessed Low Voltage Cable Plate Black video accessory
A 1-gang recessed low-voltage cable plate that routes wires behind a flat-panel TV or amplifier and mounts with the opening facing up or down
- TypeCable
- Clean recessed cable routing behind flat-panel displays
- 1-gang plate fits standard low-voltage mounting brackets
- ETL listed for code-compliant low-voltage installations
- Reversible opening installs facing up or down
- Black finish blends with home-theatre equipment
1-Gang Recessed Cable Plate
This single-gang recessed plate manages low-voltage cables behind flat-panel TVs, amplifiers or other A/V devices. It mounts to a low-voltage bracket and is ETL listed. The opening can face up or down to suit the cable run.
Low-voltage bracket mounting
The plate is designed for low-voltage wiring only and must attach to a compatible low-voltage mounting bracket. It does not carry mains voltage and provides no power distribution or surge protection. Cable capacity depends on the bracket opening and local code.
Black finish and reversible opening
The black plastic body blends with dark wall surfaces and resists fingerprints. Reversible orientation lets the installer route cables from above or below without extra parts. No screws or brackets are included in the package.
Highlights
- Clean recessed cable routing behind flat-panel displays
- 1-gang plate fits standard low-voltage mounting brackets
- ETL listed for code-compliant low-voltage installations
- Reversible opening installs facing up or down
- Black finish blends with home-theatre equipment
Specifications
| Brand | Datacomm Electronics |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable |
Questions about this item
Is the single-gang plate the right size for my flat-panel TV install?
The one-gang recessed plate fits a standard low-voltage bracket and works with the opening facing up or down behind a TV or amplifier.
What does the recessed design actually do once the plate is mounted?
It lets low-voltage cables pass through the wall cavity and sit flush, keeping the area behind the device tidy.
Does the ETL listing limit the voltage or cable types I can run through it?
The ETL listing covers low-voltage installations; the plate is not rated for mains-power conductors.
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