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Arlington TVB613-1 Recessed TV Outlet Box with Paintable Trim Plate, White, 4-Gang

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Features

  • The 26.2 cubic inch box is recessed, so plugs don't extend past the wall
  • Textured paintable trim plate covers edges of cut drywall
  • Positioning tabs for 1/2 Inch wall thickness assure accurate placement of box on stud
  • Horizontal or vertical mounting
  • UL Listed - CSA listed with grounding lug

Description

Add a professional finish to your mounted flat-screen TV installation with the Arlington Recessed TV Box. Whether you're a professional electrician or a do-it-yourselfer, this outlet box is easy to install. It features a space-saving design that simplifies in-wall wiring and keeps messy cables and wires out of sight. And because the TV Box is designed to accommodate both power and low-voltage devices, you can manage all your connections easily in one location.Recessed Design Hides Plugs and Connectors Whether you're mounting your flat screen TV on the wall or setting up a home theater system, keeping cords organized and out of the way makes the project easier, and it looks better too. Unlike a regular electrical box, the Arlington TV Box installs recessed in the wall, keeping plugs and connectors neatly organized and making it easier to place TVs or furniture flush against the wall.Easy Installation Installation of the TV Box is quick and easy in both existing and new construction. The box mounts securely between 16-inch studs and can be installed vertically or horizontally. For new construction, positioning tabs for 1/2-inch wall thickness ensure accurate placement of box on studs.Four-Gang Design for Customized Hook-Ups The Outlet Box includes a two-gang combination box that can be customized to fit your audiovisual needs. You can install two duplex power outlets or two duplex low-voltage mounts. Or, using the handy voltage separator (included), you can install both one power and low-voltage receptacle. Two additional low-voltage mounts are built in, perfect for connecting speakers, satellite TV, surround sound, and other media or data connections.Paintable Trim Plate The TV Box includes a textured trim plate that hides the edges of cut drywall. Plus, the trim plate can easily be painted to match your wall or surrounding decor.An optional cover (sold separately) is available to cover the box after installation for future use.Measurements and Warranty Information The TV Box measures 7 by 17 with the trim plate in place. Actual box dimensions are 5-5/8 x 13 x 4-1/4 incues (H x W x D). It is backed by a one-year limited warranty.About Arlington Industries Since 1949, Arlington Industries has been providing solutions for electrical installations, saving installers time and money while delivering attractive, space-saving products.What's in the Box Recessed electrical box, trim plate, low voltage separator, NM cable connector, and installation screws. From the Manufacturer Arlington TVB613-1 Recessed Box for LCD and Plasma TV. Arlington's recessed TV BOX for new or old work allows LCD and plasma TVs to be places flush against the wall. Its two gang, combo box design allows you to install two duplex (power) receptacles - or you can use the box separator to install one low voltage device and one power duplex receptacle. There are also two additional built-in mounts for low voltage connections like speakers, satellite TV, surround-sound, etc. The 13 inch wide, non-metallic TV BOX mounts securely between 16 inch on center studs. You can mount TVs flush or push furniture closer to the wall. Arlington fittings are carefully inspected and our manufacturing process is designed to prevent the possibility of a defective product leaving our plant. In the event any of our products are found to be defective, we will replace them with new product free of charge. The time limit for this warranty is one year following the date of sale or one year after the date of installation, whichever is the earlier date. This warranty does not apply when the product is used for any purpose other than the intended use as described in the Arlington literature. This warranty does not apply when the product is used for any installation which would violate the national electrical code or any code which takes precedence in a particular jurisdiction. Labor is not included.

Material: Plastic


Brand: ARLINGTON


Color: White


Style: Plastic


Finish Type: Painted


Brand Name: ARLINGTON


Model Number: TVB613-1


Manufacturer: Arlington Industries


Number of Items: 1


Warranty Description: Arlington fittings are carefully inspected and our manufacturing process is designed to prevent the possibility of a defective product leaving our plant. In the event any of our products are found to be defective, we will replace them with new product free of charge. The time limit for this warranty is one year following the date of sale or one year after the date of installation, whichever is the earlier date. This warranty does not apply when the product is used for any purpose other than the intended use as described in the Arlington literature. This warranty does not apply when the product is used for any installation which would violate the national electrical code or any code which takes precedence in a particular jurisdiction. Labor is not included.


UPC: 018997136268 018997096302 018997096326


Global Trade Identification Number: 02, 26, 68, 27


Part Number: TVB613


Color: White


Style: Plastic


Finish Type: Painted


Installation Type: Recessed


Specification Met: CSA, UL, certified frustration-free


Item Weight: 1.5 pounds


Material: Plastic


Capacity: 26.2 cubic inches


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    • Great choice to hide TV cables
I put this in the wall behind the TV. All of the cables are hidden in the wall now. Also, I spray painted it black to make it less noticeable. Perfect item for what I needed.
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2026 by Michigan S.
    • A must have for wireless installs! Worth it's weight in gold.
Review Image by Larry Davis
I buy one of these for every TV I install. It is a MUST have for anybody wanting a wire free installation. First of all, this installs perfectly between two studs (16" on center) so it's incredibly easy to pull wire to the point. It's also hard to mess up cutting the hole since it goes from stud to stud. The plastic is very strong, and will last forever. It's very easy to install by yourself, and has a large trim ring that covers most any over cutting you might have done in the process of drywall removal. It has enough open mounting point to install low voltage wires (network, HDMI balin points, etc) as well as a double gang for two outlets. I have installed these black, and white. I usually mount a wireless hub in the box as well so my wireless network will be boosted throughout the house without needing a new drop somewhere (and it remains hidden) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2015 by Larry Davis
    • pretty good, but can be brittle
This is a good product for recessed outlet/HE needs. I put one of these behind my wall mounted TV. The dual high voltage outlet mounts combined with the dual low-voltage locations make for the perfect home theater wall box. Installation is easy, after you cut the hole and snake the wiring. I believe the bezel is paintable and there is a paintable cover available sold seperately. I had no need for the cover, as mine is behind the TV, but it's nice to know they thought of such a thing should you need it. The one complaint i have is that one of the points where the one of the outlet screws attaches cracked while installing an outlet. Truthfully, I was being hasty and not very careful. Careful installation will prevent this, but I wanted to mention this here as a notice to those purchasing this to be more careful during their installation. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2013 by John
    • Does the job just fine.
I bought this to get the clean wall look with my TV mounted on the wall and this box does a fine job of giving me plenty of recessed space to hide the cords and still get everything fed to the TV. Don't know why they felt the need to put a two gang box on the power side, but it comes with a divider to let you legally put a low voltage item next to it. I have the leviton outlet with built in surge protector, a component video/stereo sound wall plate and another wall plate with one coax and one 3.5" headphone jack (for the IR receiver. The satellite converter and DVD player are in a different room). My only problem was I failed to measure exactly where the hookup area of my TV would be once mounted on a low profile wall mount so it is pushing the component video connectors hard against the wall, but it hasn't been a big deal. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2011 by Chris Reahard
    • This thing is sweeet!
Wife and I wanted to hang our 42" plasma on the wall but we didn't want a bunch of cords laying around going from the surround sound receiver to the speakers and all that other mess of wires. This little gem allowed me to route my SS wires through the walls to sub jacks for the rear an side speakers AND I put my satellite hook up in there AND my Ethernet port AND had room for 2 surge protecting outlets, not GFI outlets. Actual surge protecting outlets. it was a weekend project and it look pretty good. There are still a few errant wires I'm working on hiding better and my SS receiver is a little too big for the shelf on our new hanging wall shelf unit. Just some bugs to iron out. I give the Arlington box a 10+. Well built, the instructions are in good old American English, not engrish, and who could ask for more than that? Oh yeah one more thing. I bought my TV wall mount at [...] for $19.00 plus shipping. When I got it out of the box i realized it was the exact same one I had been looking at in my local audio store for $120 in a different box. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2010 by El Torro 5150
    • Lessons Learned - Installation
I am happy with this product. I have some "Lessons Learned" after installing it, not with the product itself, with the general installation, that I'll describe below. Last night I used this product when hanging my TV above my fireplace. My fireplace is one of the "fake" fireplaces, one of the metal inserts with a small flue so there was plenty of space in the wall. Since my fireplace is up against my garage I was able to cut a small hole in the garage to see inside the wall and plan the installation. To the left of the fireplace is the nook where the components are sitting. I cut two holes in the right side of the nook, against the fireplace wall to install DataComm 45-0001-WH Recessed Low Voltage Cable Plate for running the HDMI cables. I put one higher and one lower to give me flexibility in moving my components around. There is a light switch on the left side of the fireplace, by the nook, that I used to connect power to the electrical outlet. I had found the studs when installing the mount Sanus Systems Vmt14-B1 Visionmount Super-Slim Mount. I cut a small hole along the stud to make sure I was in the right spot; flush agains the stud. Then I used the actual box to trace the hole onto the wall with a pencil instead of using the dimensions in the instructions. After cutting the hole to size I fed the power from the existing light switch over and fed it through the hole in the wall and into the outlet box. The hole in the outlet is designed to prevent the power line from slipping back through so make sure to leave yourself some slack. I also fed the HDMI cable through to the nook and taped it in both places so it wouldn't fall back into the hole. Once all the wires/cables were in place I popped the outlet box into the hole in the wall and screwed the longer screws into the studs and it was pretty secure. Make sure you cut out the knockouts. They are in there pretty secure and could break the box if you try and bend them out. For the power outlet I used a Leviton 7280-W Decora Duplex Surge Suppressor Receptacle. Lessons Learned 1. The TV mount has kickstands that hold it from the wall so you can install the cables. Well, I installed the box where the kickstands should be hitting the wall. So, now they are useless. Make sure that if you have kickstands you install the box so that it is above or below where they hit the wall. 2. The wall in the nook is actually two boards thick. So, when I installed the cable plate it didn't insert into the wall deep enough and I had to cut an arch at the top of the hole to allow the cords room to fit. 3. When cutting the holes in the nook I got too close to the back wall and had a hard time maneuvering the saw, I kept hitting the wall. 4. The cables slip back through the holes really easily, so tape BOTH ends to the wall or something. 5. When installing the faceplates on the power and other things in the box, use the shortest screws to make sure the faceplate is secure. There isn't enough room for a longer screws that come with some faceplates. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2011 by asdfew er2423
    • Solidly built, but ugly and with some design flaws
On the positive side, this box is well-built, and other than the depth issue mentioned below, installed smoothly. You can fit a mass of wires in there and still have your TV or media cabinet flush against the wall. However, there are enough negatives in both functionality and appearance that I can only give it three stars. I think two 2-gang units would be a better choice. First, this is NOT a 4-gang box, it is a 1x2-gang + 2x1-gang combination unit. A 4-gang plate will not fit in this unit, and it's about 50% wider than an actual 4-gang box. It has one 2-gang high-voltage box with a separator that can be used so that you can run both low and high voltage in it. There are two 1-gang punchouts for low voltage. The 2-gang box is extra-recessed, deeper than the two single gangs. It's further back than it needs to be. On top of that, the box is very large, and as a result, the entire unit is very deep. It's so deep that you may not be able to fit it between your walls. I actually had to tap it with a mallet until it was partially embedded in the wallboard behind it to get it to fit flush. The 1-gang punchouts have the opposite problem, they do not have any boxes behind them, and there isn't a good way to get boxes behind them. They can only be used for low-voltage (speakers, HDMI, ethernet, etc.) Without boxes, there is no support for cables behind these cutouts, so all of the weight of the cables will be on the connectors. The faceplate is ugly. It's lopsided and HUGE, and while it's nice that it fits between studs, it'd be nicer if it were centered, not offset. There are large openings on the sides for nails that are very noticeable, especially on the super deep 2-gang side. There are loops sticking out in the middle with holes behind them that I assume are for cable management. They're ugly, too. I have a two-gang unit from the same manufacturer at the other end of the cables from this one. My recommendation is to use two of those, don't use this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2014 by Within Reason
    • Fit good and work good
They fit as they should, work great behind a Tv will hold several small streaming devises
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024 by CMFmotorSports

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