TWO-PRO-6 Dual Outlet TV Cord Hider for Wall Mounted TVs - Recessed In-Wall Cable hider System for Power & Low Voltage - Matches Existing Outlets -Hide Wires With this Easy DIY Install Kit

I finally got around to hanging a tv on the wall of our two guest bedrooms and used this to hide the cords inside the wall cavity between the studs. The PowerBridge is an excellent product -- good design; easy to install; works; clear instructions. I do have three suggestions. 1. The electrical cable that comes with the PoweerBridge -- the wiring that goes in the wall between the upper unti and lower unit -- is a little short if you are installing it in a room with 9- or 10-foot ceilings. It was intended for 8-foot ceilings. I had to drag out a scrap piece of 14-3 wire, cut it longer than the wire that came with the PowerBridge, strip the ends, and use my own wire. 2. Watch the installation videos on the PowerBridge site, or, on YouTube before installing. 3. Install extra cables and a pull cord. I installed an extra HDMI cable plus a component AV cable, just left the ends hanging out, in preparation for adding components. Also, I have a piece of nylon string hanging out of top and bottom in case I need to fish another cable down the wall cavity. All in all, I am VERY pleased with the PowerBridge. I looks great.

It can really be frustrating to spend thousands of dollars on 4k TV's only to have cords and cables hanging down the wall. I've bought these twice and they are easy to install, depending on what's behind your wall, and the finished look is, well, professional. And by that I mean there is literally no wires or cables you can see as they are all behind the wall at this point, behind the TV itself where the PowerBridge top portion is, or at the bottom where you plugin to the PowerBridge power outlet that plugs in to your regular wall outlet. Really elegant, simple and organized and these are very well made.

This is one of the smaller boxes to install a TV behind the wall. The electrical connections are easy to setup and each box has a cover to protect the wiring. The only thing that I didn’t see in the box was a template for the hole sizes of each box. Because of the flaps that hold the boxes on to the drywall a template could have been helpful. I still give it a 5 star because of the ease of setup.

This was very easy to install, just mark off the area around each template that was provided, then cut a hole in the wall using a drywall saw. It has room to feed through about 5-7 wires depending on thickness. My only complaint is the flimsy tab that is used to keep it secure on the wall. It doesn't do a very good job of keeping it firmly in place (it wobbles a lot), and there is no way to tell when the tab is in the proper position, so I imagine removing it will probably result in the tab breaking off if you're not careful. I wish they had just provided holes for screwing it directly into the wall instead. However, with that being said, it's not going to fall out of the wall or anything, and since it sits behind the TV, you're not going to see it anyway.

This is a great DIY product that looks reasonably professional when done. I bought the dual outlet version (2-gang above, 1-gang below) and my question was how many cables could be run -- especially through the single-gang unit below. Happy to report I was able to fit 7 cables through (HDMI x 3, Ethernet, Optical, USB, and Cable/antenna, all of them in-wall rated)...and could probably have fit another cable if I had to. On an internal wall without insulation, I was able to use a stud finder to make sure there were no internal fire blocks between the upper and lower brackets, so all I had to do was drop the cables from the top and catch them at the bottom - no fish wire needed. Be sure to test the electrical connection before you do the final tightening of the drywall screw latches.

Easy to install and allows you to meet electrical code.

Nice and easy way to hide the TV cables and extend a plug in the wall.

Arrived when expected. Packaged well. Labeling of parts is pretty clear. Instructions are not bad but not very well laid out (sort of crammed onto the page). Product works well. I the first one I purchased so I purchased this same exact one for another TV wall mount. The steps are simpler than I would have thought, just make sure you have or can borrow the right tools for the job (which I have but others may need to borrow) such as a metal fish tape Klein Tools 56000 Depth Finder with High Strength 1/8-Inch Wide Steel Fish Tape, 25-Foot Length to help run the wires through the wall cavity (especially on exterior walls that have insulation in them). Tip: if you are having a tough time getting the wire through the wall and have multiple wires to run, use on wire (or perhaps a length of para cord/small rope) through to tie off to the other wires you need to run, and then pull them through. Or if you have something like the fish tape above you can "grab" multiple cables to pull through at one time. I managed to pull the in wall electrical cable, plus three HDMI and one optical cable at one time! After you install everything and plug the cord in there is a small green light that comes on to indicate you do have power to the receptacles. I also recommend plugging the short extension cord into a surge protector so that your newly installed power outlet is surge protected as well. Note I purchased the ECHOGEAR Full Motion Wall Mount ECHOGEAR Full Motion Articulating TV Wall Mount Bracket for most 37-70 inch LED, LCD, OLED and Plasma Flat Screen TVs w/ VESA patterns up to 600 x 400 - 16" Extension - EGLF1-BK which I highly recommend (I did a separate review of that). If I had another TV to mount today, I would buy another on these.

Great product. Very easy to install. Tidied up a rat's nest of cables. My media centre looks sleek and professional.

Great product. Easy to install. Works perfect.

I gave it four star only because of the additional work involved in attaching the stripped wires and boxing it. The newer ones are awesome and come with a clickable joint that readily attach. Thats the only difference. But it is still a breeze to set up. Requires minimal effort. However to fish the wires behind your wall, you may need a fishing cable (especially if you have a foam insulated wall)

I made a mistake when I purchased this - I didn’t look at the details closely and bought this system instead of the one with and easy electrical relay connect.... instead opened the box and realized there were actual electrical wires that needed to be connected. The instructions were a bit difficult to understand, so I found a YouTube video that half walked me through installation. I’m a beginner do it yourselfer, but I was able to figure it out - took me at least an hour to set up. There were three areas I really needed to pay attention: 1) even with the template I undersized holes for the boxes. This was easy to check and fix with the boxes. 2) I needed to curve the electrical wire into the boxes, and push it forward to install; but then move the curved wire back out to lock the box shut.... I’m a woman and have small hands.... I had a lot of difficulty with this due to a lack of finger strength 3) locking the boxes into the wall. I’d read the reviews regarding this - so I was careful tightening, so I didn’t overtighten and break the flap like others had. This was easy to gage, as you can feel the box locking into place if you pay attention As a beginner, I was able to complete the project in just over an hour. I would recommend this product to anyone who hates staring at unsightly wires, though I would suggest the model without wiring to novice handy persons. This product is definitely a winner.

Quick easy setup. The hole created for the tv plug was also big enough to slide in reinforcement strips of plywood for the tv mount. Saving me from having to open the wall.