The Best Way to Hide Your TV Wires - echogear In Wall Cable Management Kit

Hide your UGLY TV Wires the right way with this simple and complete solution from echogear
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You finally decided to mount your TV to the wall...BUT how do you make sure those wires are hidden AND you don't create a fire hazard in the process? In this video, we take you step-by-step through installing an in-wall TV cable management kit from Echogear.

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⏰ Chapter Timecodes ⏰
0:00 Intro
0:30 Kit Pieces
1:39 Cutting Holes
3:14 Pulling Wires
3:47 Installing the Cups
6:15 Cable Tips

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[richardpcrowe]

Great video - easy to understand.
This unit is a breeze to install. However, the supplied power cord from the a/c outlet to the wall mount is six feet long. That is way overkill, since the distance from the unit's wall outlet to my A/C outlet is only about one foot. I purchased a two foot extension cord from Amazon which makes a lot neater connection than the long cord supplied with the kit!

[jodi]

This was a Great Video! I am so Thankful for your timing...I have to tackle this project soon and appreciate the step by step instructions and recommendation on actual parts.

[prav]

I love the sense of relief when you both realised you didn’t cut through the Ethernet cable! 😂

[robertudave]

Thanks! fits awesome with my Sonos Arc soundbar

[Jdennis-dmif]

Awesome video!! I have the same TV bracket mount so this video was super helpful.

[CECE]

Great review, step by step guidance, and especially, not Cutting through the Ethernet cord that was behind the wall, very smart, lol, lol...

[OleManGaming]

Blessings, Great video. Should the electrical be turned off while cutting through the wall?

[snoww]

On the bottom pass through hole, is the cable length you use long enough to connect to the devises in your TV cabinet or you use extensions? I saw many videos use cables that are way too short

[brian]

If there is some insulation in the wall is it okay for the cable in the wall to touch it?

[CheezJenkinz]

do you have any recommendations on having a Roku attached to the back of the TV that also needs a power source? Would a short power cord extension and splitter running from the echogear work? So both the Roku and TV can connect to a power source and the wires would still be hidden.

[frankmolina]

would that wiring be legal in an area that requires conduit for electrical.?

[AbleAnderson]

I get anxiety thinking about drilling holes that large in the drywall. If something happened and you ever wanted to fix that hole, that's more than a spackle job. I'm on the fence

[maryt]

why didnt you show the cables on the bottom