The instruction manual is an absolute mess and extremely difficult to follow along. This video helped me out a bunch. Thanks for making this, very helpful.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I just bought two of these kits and I'm getting ready to install this myself. This is extremely helpful for me to see the installation done visually.
There is a much easier way with less work and much cheaper. In my opinion this method still has Ford clutter. It only required 2 boxes at 4$ each from Home Depot. I can't remember the channel's name but it's a easy diy for hiding cables on TH-cam.
Great video. I've installed a kit and found that if you have a shorter distance between holes (30" for me) you'll need to think of a way to work with the extra low voltage wire that will be left. Also there isn't an easy way to break the fish line back down for future use.
I have this same kit. I want to add a firestick cord, to the cords already fed through the kit. What's the best way to add a new device and hide it's cord? Do I need to use the fishing tool? Enjoyed your video.
Yes, hope you kept the fishing rod that came with the kit or you can use one of the hdmi cable that is already feed in there to pull the firetv cables + a new home cable to replace the hdmi that you used to pull the firetv cable through .
I get the feedthrough for the HDMI cables, but just like space heaters your not suppose to use extension cables. Is this extension cable even rated high enough?
YES you can run a tv cord in a wall !!!!! Here is the link about tv cords in a wall. This was changed in NEC 2014 yes that's right it was changed in 2014. So please those of you who said you could not do this please stop doing electrical work until you renew your license. www.electricallicenserenewal.com/Electrical-Continuing-Education-Courses/NEC-Content.php?sectionID=111.0
Home depot sale a less than 1 foot power cord ( Tripp Lite 1 ft. 18/3 Standard Power Extension Cord P022-001 www.homedepot.com/p/Tripp-Lite-1-ft-18-3-Standard-Power-Extension-Cord-P022-001/308848549)
just run the tv power cord in the wall it will be up to code!! www.electricallicenserenewal.com/Electrical-Continuing-Education-Courses/NEC-Content.php?sectionID=111.0
I"m pretty handy but this product is TERRIBLE. Notice how the video skips over the most difficult part, which is attaching the bottom low voltage box to the tube. You simply can't get the angle and leverage needed to attach it.
just run the tv power cord in the wall it will be up to code!! www.electricallicenserenewal.com/Electrical-Continuing-Education-Courses/NEC-Content.php?sectionID=111.0
So if the wall has fire blocks, we shouldn't purchase this product? Understand it would have to be large, but could a hole be drilled through the fire block and the wires fished through?
This was way easier to follow than the instruction manual. Thanks!!
Man that instruction manual almost made me return it
The instruction manual is an absolute mess and extremely difficult to follow along. This video helped me out a bunch. Thanks for making this, very helpful.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I just bought two of these kits and I'm getting ready to install this myself. This is extremely helpful for me to see the installation done visually.
There is a much easier way with less work and much cheaper. In my opinion this method still has Ford clutter. It only required 2 boxes at 4$ each from Home Depot. I can't remember the channel's name but it's a easy diy for hiding cables on TH-cam.
Thank you for such a detailed video and it doesn't take long to do. You earned my subscription my friend!
Helpful video. Thank you for taking the time to post.
This helped out so much! Thanks for filming this for us. 👍🏽
A lot clearer than the actual instructions on the box. Thank you
Nice video
Thanks for this Video nice work as well on the install.👌🏿
Very helpful walkthrough thanks man
Great video. I've installed a kit and found that if you have a shorter distance between holes (30" for me) you'll need to think of a way to work with the extra low voltage wire that will be left. Also there isn't an easy way to break the fish line back down for future use.
Great video.. Thanks for doing this
He man... Great video. Thank you!!!
Nice and clean look! I’m love it!
Thank you!
Good video...very helpful!!
Nice install.
Well done. Thank you!
Great video! Thank you!
I don't use the black tubes, much easier especially if there is layer of insulation in the wall.
Great Vido !! This vido helped 👍🏼👍🏼
Great help
Nice one!
I have this same kit. I want to add a firestick cord, to the cords already fed through the kit. What's the best way to add a new device and hide it's cord? Do I need to use the fishing tool? Enjoyed your video.
Yes, hope you kept the fishing rod that came with the kit or you can use one of the hdmi cable that is already feed in there to pull the firetv cables + a new home cable to replace the hdmi that you used to pull the firetv cable through .
I get the feedthrough for the HDMI cables, but just like space heaters your not suppose to use extension cables. Is this extension cable even rated high enough?
It should be good . The tv don't use much power.
YES you can run a tv cord in a wall !!!!! Here is the link about tv cords in a wall. This was changed in NEC 2014 yes that's right it was changed in 2014. So please those of you who said you could not do this please stop doing electrical work until you renew your license.
www.electricallicenserenewal.com/Electrical-Continuing-Education-Courses/NEC-Content.php?sectionID=111.0
I would love to buy this for my install but my OLED TV has an angled plug that wouldn't fit into the recessed outlet. Any way around this?
Home depot sale a less than 1 foot power cord ( Tripp Lite 1 ft. 18/3 Standard Power Extension Cord P022-001
www.homedepot.com/p/Tripp-Lite-1-ft-18-3-Standard-Power-Extension-Cord-P022-001/308848549)
0.5 ft. 16/3 Extension Cord HDC201
www.homedepot.com/p/0-5-ft-16-3-Extension-Cord-HDC201/303467490
Brilliant! Thanks
just run the tv power cord in the wall it will be up to code!!
www.electricallicenserenewal.com/Electrical-Continuing-Education-Courses/NEC-Content.php?sectionID=111.0
Are you allowed to run the power cord through the wall?
No it is not code to run extensions cord in the wall
@@AllTechGadgets not the extension cord, the tv power cord itself.
No, even the tv power cord behind the wall is not code.
@@AllTechGadgets 😎✌️
Thanks
The best way is to fish them.
I"m pretty handy but this product is TERRIBLE. Notice how the video skips over the most difficult part, which is attaching the bottom low voltage box to the tube. You simply can't get the angle and leverage needed to attach it.
just run the tv power cord in the wall it will be up to code!!
www.electricallicenserenewal.com/Electrical-Continuing-Education-Courses/NEC-Content.php?sectionID=111.0
So if the wall has fire blocks, we shouldn't purchase this product? Understand it would have to be large, but could a hole be drilled through the fire block and the wires fished through?
You are correct, you would have to drill a big hole to feed the qire tube through. If you have a fire block I don't recommend using this kit.