Legrand - OnQ Duplex Outlet Kit Provides Power and Surge Protection to Networking, Power Outlet Kit with Recessed Outlet Compatible with Standard Knockouts, Recessed Power Outlet, 36456902V1

Works great in installed correctly. The box is small and the receptacle is large. It won’t work if you use shepherd’s hooks. The outlet is designed to be straight wired in the back and then the screws tightened. This makes the screws low enough that they won’t contact the metal box. If you want extra insurance you can wrap outside of the receptacle in electrical tape. To get the cover to fit flush you need to snap the ears off that are contacting the screws that hold the box in. It’s fits perfectly if you follow these steps. Helps protect my Ubiquiti system from lightning strikes.

We’ve had such a difficult time finding these in stores since Covid. These are the best price and function we’ve found yet. They are also super easy to install.

Great product it gets power to your tv box

Great solution for a nice clean install

Bought for just the recepticle, which works great and is from a trusted brand

So far so good…easy installation for the wall recess box for the tv mounted to the bottom of the frame and my tv was up and running…very sturdy feels solid

I installed this first in a metal cabinet, but then replaced the cabinet with the 30" plastic one. Installed just fine in the plastic one after removing it from the metal one. I just think that they are taking advantage of their application of a device that shouldn't cost this much.

I frankly don't know why some people associate Legrand with quality, as I've never seen anything good made by the company. They definitely charge you a premium for everything - for example, these On-Q enclosures ran for about $100 for just a stamped steel box...None the less, what's wrong with it? Pretty much everything:1) Screws are junk. Everybody complains about it, so I'm not going to go into the details. I just purchased #6 bolts, locking washers and nuts, drilled the holes on the enclosure a little bit wider and tightened everything up to my personal torque spec. I honestly don't know how this is supposed to be mounted with self-tapping screws. The problem is that they go from outside into the box, so you will end up with the screws sticking out in the enclosure. I suppose you can cut them with bolt cutter after screwing everything, but this is weird either way.2) The mounting box size does not match the cutout in the On-Q enclosure, you have good 1/8" gaps on the sides when box is attached.3) All mounting holes were misaligned. First, to pass my mounting bolts through 4 holes I had to deform it into trapezoid shape, then I had to bend the ears onto which the outlet and decoration cover mounts in order to attach the outlet to my trapezoid.By now, dealing with Legrand I pretty much knew that their GFCI would be junk too, so I order the one with non-protected outlet, just to get the mounting box and purchased proper GFCI/AFCI separately.