Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
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Junchi
A spring-lock cable pass-through port with a flexible grommet for quick, paintable drywall installation
This Junchi CON6061SPZ pass-through port installs in a 2-1/4 inch hole to route cables through drywall without a permanent flange. A flexible grommet and spring locks hold the unit securely while allowing cables to move freely. The paintable black plastic and rubber body blends with wall or ceiling surfaces. It suits AV installers and homeowners adding wall-mounted TVs or in-wall speakers.
Installers who want a clean, low-profile cable entry that can be painted will appreciate the spring-lock design and 2 inch inner diameter. The product works well for HDMI, speaker wire and Ethernet bundles in finished drywall. Builders who need a fire-rated penetration seal, a larger conduit opening or a screw-mount flange for plaster or masonry should look at a different fitting.
The only dimension that decides fit is the 2-1/4 inch hole size required in the drywall. If your opening is smaller or larger, the spring locks will not engage and the port will not stay in place. Verify the cut-out before purchasing.
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Drill a 2-1/4 inch hole; the spring-lock port then snaps in and accepts cables through its 2-inch opening.
Yes, the rubber grommet flexes around existing cables while the spring locks hold the port firmly in the drywall.
The flange sits flush against the wall surface and the spring tabs audibly click into the back of the drywall.
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