PowerBridge TWO-PRO-6 Dual Outlet TV Cord Hider for Wall Mounted TVs - Recessed In-Wall Cable hider System for Power & Low Voltage - Matches Existing Outlets -Hide Wires With this Easy DIY Install Kit

Introducing the all new TWO-PRO in-wall dual outlet power and cable management system from Power Bridge. Perfect for motorized mounts. Same size as standard dual and single wall plates and designed to simplify wiring behind wall-mounted flat-panel TVs, this discreet system allows low voltage cables and wires to be routed through the wall for a clean look. The TWO-PRO is fully code-compliant to install power, and includes hardware and helpful mounting template to make the TWO-PRO the perfect do-it-yourself solution for any skill level, without the need for an electrician.

• The Cable Hider Kit Includes common electrical sized Inlet and Outlet, 6 foot In-Wall NM-B Cable, 6 foot Extension Cord, Template for dry wall cutouts, Installation Instructions and Product Box with additional code compliance and customer support contact information
• Dual Outlet In-Wall Cable Hider System for Wall Mounted Flat Screen TV's. Two recessed AC Power Outlets and built in low voltage pass through for your ethernet, audio cables and HDMI to be hidden in the walls. Recessed feature allows this to work with the thinnest wall mounts and TV’s on the market.
• This Top Rated TV Cable Hider means no more messy cables hanging down the wall. Easy DIY install, no electrician needed with pre-stripped NM-B provided.
• Our TV Wire Hider is designed to be the same size and shape as your existing electrical wall plates to blend in for a clean look that completes your room.
• Included 6′ in wall 14/2 NM-B stripped wire, and 6-foot extension cord are NEC code compliant. System supports 15 Amp circuit. Optional wire lengths available in 12’, 18’ or 24’. (No proprietary power connectors as included in the PowerBridge DIY models).
• This kit fits standard 2X4 and 2X6 stud interior and exterior wall construction. Needs 3.25 inch wall depth measured from the front of the drywall to the back of the opening.