Chief Proximity In-Wall Storage Box with White Flange - White

The Chief Proximity In-Wall Storage Box PAC526FW with a white flange is engineered to simplify flat panel installations by delivering a discreet, recessed space for routing excess cables and securely mounting surge protectors or power conditioners. This solution not only streamlines wiring behind your wall-mounted TV or display, but also delivers a polished, professional finish thanks to its clean white flange that provides a trimmed appearance and drywall-ready mounting capability. Designed to integrate seamlessly with Chief’s PST, PRO, and PLP systems, the PAC526FW helps installers achieve a clean, clutter-free entertainment system while maintaining easy access to essential power and connectivity when needed.

• Recessed storage space for routing excess cables and for attaching surge protectors or power conditioners, keeping cabling organized and out of sight.
• White flange adds a refined, trimmed look and enables drywall mounting, creating a seamless, professional installation behind modern flat-panel displays.
• Designed for compatibility with Chief’s PST, PRO, and PLP mounting solutions, providing flexible integration options for varied home theater or conference room setups.
• Helps reduce in-room cable clutter by concealing power distribution and cable runs within the wall, improving airflow and reducing the risk of accidental unplugging or damage from exposed wires.
• Ideal for new construction or retrofit installations where a secure, in-wall cable management channel is desired, delivering easier serviceability and a neater final presentation.

Technical Details of Chief Proximity In-Wall Storage Box

• Model: PAC526FW
• Finish: White
• Flange: White
• Compatibility: Compatible with Chief PST, PRO, and PLP systems
• Purpose: In-wall storage box for routing cables and mounting surge protectors/power conditioners

How to install Chief Proximity In-Wall Storage Box

• Plan the installation location behind the display, ensuring there is access to wall studs and appropriate space for a recessed storage cavity.
• Cut the wall opening to accommodate the storage box and flange, following local building codes and manufacturer guidelines.
• Position the PAC526FW within the wall, aligning with studs or mounting points, and secure it in place for a stable, flush fit.
• Route cables through the recessed cavity, organizing them neatly, and place surge protectors or power conditioners inside the box as needed.
• Attach the white flange to the drywall, ensuring a clean, trimmed edge that sits flush with the wall surface, and finish with a wall plate or cover as appropriate for the installation.

Frequently asked questions

• What is the Chief Proximity In-Wall Storage Box used for? It provides a recessed space inside the wall to manage cables and mount surge protectors/power conditioners, resulting in a cleaner, more professional-looking installation for flat-panel displays.
• Which Chief systems is PAC526FW compatible with? The PAC526FW is designed to work with Chief PST, PRO, and PLP lineups, enabling seamless integration with Chief’s mounting solutions.
• Can I install this in existing walls or only in new construction? The in-wall storage box is suitable for both retrofit and new installations, as long as there is accessible space behind the wall suitable for the cavity and mounting requirements, and local building codes are followed.
• Does the white flange affect the installation depth or mounting process? The flange is designed to provide a trimmed, finished look and drywall mounting capability, improving aesthetics and alignment with the wall surface without compromising the recessed functionality.
• Is it possible to use multiple PAC526FW boxes in a single setup? Depending on your layout and mounting plan, multiple in-wall storage boxes can be used to manage cables and power distribution for complex home theater or conference room installations, while maintaining a clean wall profile.
• What kind of cables and devices fit inside the PAC526FW? The box is intended for routing excess cables and housing surge protectors or power conditioners compatible with your specific installation, but always refer to manufacturer guidelines for size limits and clearance.