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Old 02-04-2009, 05:48 PM   #1
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I find out there is a recessed "clock hanger" recptacle I can use for the plug of the TV. I also found out there is low voltage face plate that lets
the A/V cable come out of the wall, using a low voltage open back box to mount the plate.

That's 2 holes and 2 face plates, does anyone know there are better options or fixtures to get the low voltage and line voltage to the TV?

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Old 02-04-2009, 06:17 PM   #2
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Something like this?
http://www.smarthome.com/86518B/Rece...617-REB/p.aspx
or maybe this? http://cableorganizer.com/arlington-...Best%20Matches

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hi those look great.
Can you tell me if that little divider in the middle separating the Line and Low voltage connection?

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Dual Gang Recessed Electrical Box
  • Dual voltage allows for power and low voltage use with included divider
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Thanks.. can you tell me if it's OK to run romex and low voltage (cat5, coaxial) through the same hole in the header?
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Nah , that wouldn't be a good idea. It would delete the purpose of the separation.
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Nah , that wouldn't be a good idea. It would delete the purpose of the separation.

Its perfectly fine, and allowed by code.
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Never said it wasn't "allowed", I just prefer to keep the 2 seperated. Personal preference that's all.
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Never said it wasn't "allowed", I just prefer to keep the 2 seperated. Personal preference that's all.

Well, you should say so then. Dont make the OP do more work than needed...
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Well ok then, I'm sorry
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Thanks guys you are great help, I am set
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Well ok then, I'm sorry

I am just teasing you...
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Thanks guys you are great help, I am set

Enjoy your TV.
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Now, if only there was something worth watching on that expensive TV

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