Recessed Low Voltage Mounting Brackets from Arlington

Arlington Low-Voltage Mounting Brackets

Dec 3, 2020

Arlington’s recessed low voltage mounting brackets are great for keeping low voltage connectors recessed and out of the way. Single through 4-gang brackets for retrofit or new construction. Designed for low voltage class 2 only. It is UL and CSA listed and comes with a recessed bracket, two attachable knockouts, one device plate, one trim plate, and four screws.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Features and Benefits:

• Non-metallic
• Suitable for old or new work
• Quick and easy installation
• Recessed so connectors don’t extend past the wall surface
• Adjusts to fit 1/4″ to 1-1/2″ wall thicknesses
• Mounting wings hold bracket securely against wall when screws are tightened
• Recessed bracket includes loops for tie-off; two attachable knockouts; one device plate; one trim plate; and four screws

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