- 3 Single Knockouts & 1 IPS Knockout
- Additional Single-Gang Knockout
- Mounts up to 6 Single IPS Plates
- 16-GA Galvanized-Steel Chassis
- 1/16"-Thick Aluminum Cover
- UL-Listed AC Back Box
- White Finish
The FSR PWB-250 Plasma/Flat Panel Display Wall Box (White) is an installation accessory for housing wall-mounted plasma/flat panel displays. The unit installs easily in the wall behind any display, thus allowing your screen to sit flush against the wall.
This Flat Panel Display Wall Box provides a neat and secure environment for audio, video, control, and power wiring connections. In addition, the connectors are hidden behind a cover to give the wall box a clean finish. This wall box preserves the aesthetic integrity of the d�cor and blends in with the architectural design of the venue, while eliminating the need for multiple boxes for managing your display.
This product is suitable for use with plasma/flat panel displays at locations, such as schools, conference centers, museums, and general meeting facilities.
- Rugged 14-gauge steel back box with a 0.0625" (1.59mm) front cover
- 3 single knockouts and 1 IPS knockout to mount up to 6 single IPS plates
- Removable pass-through enclosure for isolating cables that need to go through the back box via the single-gang knockout
- Multiple knockouts in a variety of sizes
- Compatible with all IPS inserts from FSR
- Low-voltage and UL-listed AC back boxes included
- Connectors hidden behind an attractive cover
In the Box
FSR PWB-250 Plasma/Flat Panel Display Wall Box (White)
- Mounting Hardware for Wood & Steel Studs
- 1-Year Warranty
| Construction | Cover: 0.0625� (1.59 mm) thick aluminum
Chassis: 16 GA galvanized steel |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | Approximately 14.25 x 7 x 4" (36.2 x 17. 8 x 10.2 cm) |
| Packaging Info |
| Package Weight | 7.4 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 16.9 x 9.8 x 6.0" |
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