In-Wall Cable Management Kit with 9.8-Foot Cord
Product description
The 45-degree flat plug is the standout detail: at 0.28 inches thick, it sits close to the wall instead of sticking out behind a mounted TV. This in-wall cable management kit is designed to route power and AV cables out of sight while adding two AC outlets near the setup. That can make a TV wall look less cluttered and keep loose cords away from children and pets. Installation does require cutting two holes, and the wall cavity must be at least 3.74 inches deep.
Key specifications
The kit includes two AC outlets and a 9.8-foot power cord, with a stated output of 125V/15A and up to 1875W maximum. Its recessed outlet box is intended for an in-wall TV or home theater setup, while a brush wall plate provides an opening for other cables. The product description lists UL-certified components, ETL-certified wiring, fire-resistant materials, and tamper-resistant outlets with safety shutters. These are useful details for a household installation, though they don’t remove the need to confirm that the kit suits your wall and setup.
The thin, angled plug may help when a TV is mounted close to the wall or when a bulky plug would interfere with nearby outlet access. Rather than simply bundling cords along the wall, this approach routes them through the wall space. It’s a more involved choice than an external cable cover, but gives you a cleaner-looking installation if cutting access holes is acceptable.
Who it’s for
It suits you if you want to hide a TV’s power cord and organize speaker or other AV cables in a wall-mounted entertainment area. For example, you could run the television’s cord behind the wall and guide a speaker cable through the brush plate, leaving fewer visible loops below the screen. The two outlets may also be useful near the equipment, depending on how your devices are arranged.
It might not be a great match if you rent, want to avoid cutting drywall, or can’t confirm the required wall-cavity depth. The kit’s description calls for two standard holes and says complicated wiring isn’t needed, but the supplied manual and your wall conditions still matter. From the way it is set up, this is aimed at a fixed TV installation rather than someone who wants a removable, no-cut cable tidy.
Included in the package
The package lists a two-outlet wall power unit with a 9.8-foot cord, a brush wall plate, a drywall saw, and a manual that includes a cutting template. Having the saw and template in the box gives you tools for the stated cutout process, but the description doesn’t specify whether additional tools or materials will be needed for every wall. Plan the cable route and outlet position before making either cut.
Before you decide
How much space does the wall cavity need? The stated minimum depth is 3.74 inches. If you can’t verify that space behind the chosen location, this kit may not fit there.
What is the maximum stated output? The listing specifies 125V/15A and up to 1875W. Check that those ratings are suitable for the devices you plan to connect.
Does the kit include tools for installation? It lists a drywall saw and a manual with a cutting template, along with the outlet unit, cord, and brush plate. It doesn’t promise that those items cover every installation need.
When it makes sense
Choose this kit when a permanent-looking, less cluttered TV wall matters more than avoiding a small installation project, and the required cavity depth is available. Its recessed design, two outlets, and long cord address both cable visibility and power placement in one setup. If you need a solution that leaves the wall untouched, an external cable raceway is the simpler direction, if you’re ready to cut two holes and route cables through the wall, this kit’s layout is the more relevant fit.