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ICC Residential Plastic Wiring Enclosures
ICC’s Residential Plastic Wiring Enclosures are the perfect solution for homes with wireless networks. The enclosures are UL listed for safety. Models K and W have everything you need to wire your residential project, including connectivity modules, mounting hardware, and a cover or door.
UL 94V-0 safety-rated enclosure.
Modules are packaged separately so that they can be installed later.
Universal hole pattern works with most electronic modules.
Mud guard to protect from the rough‑in phase.
Integrated modules for quick and easy installation.
Compact size designed to fit in small spaces.
Designed with flexible mounting tabs to mount between 16-inch wall studs.
Equipped with a flat base and mounting holes for wall installation.
Isaac P.
2025-09-02 10:20:28
Everything pretty well packaged. All components were delivered. Works as advertised, great for medium size home. Don't look for something bigger and worthless.
Charles
2025-07-18 17:39:34
Mounted this behind my Frame TV. Works great, but the cover sticks out preventing me from using it since the TV goes flush against the wall.
Rod Swartz
2025-04-26 17:48:22
Updating an old house and used this panel to centralize all those cables run around the exterior of the house...now I can pull them all into the attic and run them into this box. We've ditched land-lines so we won't be using the phone portion. Also will be using this box to run data lines throughout the house for greater data speeds. Clean install in an empty wall cavity with a couple of drywall screws and completely customizable.
Judi
2025-03-22 15:08:20
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jr
2025-03-08 11:09:51
This is a perfect enclosure for a 3-4 bedroom home. There is enough working space and the punch outs are ample. The AC outlet punch out needs a tool / cutter to break it free, don’t try to pop it free by pushing on it. Also the holes on the AC outlet are a little off and need to be drilled a bit to fit the jbox. The punch down blocks for the telephone and data are decent... they have a bit of flex to them so punching on the ends can be a bit tricky.My cable provider made me swap out the splitter because it wasn’t “the right megahertzâ€. I didn’t argue with him... even though the ICC 5 way is OVER rated for cable TV.The documentation is also fairly decent. The documentation states modules are 568A coded and it checked out with the continuity tester. My only gripe with the paperwork is that some of the text is so small you can’t read it.Overall, very pleased. Good value for the money. Structured wiring enclosures and modules can get pricy ... this one makes the right compromises for the value.
Thomas Franklin
2025-02-13 15:05:27
Not much to say, it work as it should and was easy to install. Can't beat that.
Marcus
2025-02-08 17:06:06
We installed it behind our living room TV, and it’s flush.
TopDog82
2025-01-18 10:42:00
I forgot to make note of which EIA wiring standard the CAT-6 module was setup for before ordering. I got an unpleasant surprise when I unpacked the panel and started working on terminating my cables, only then discovering it was setup for EIA-568A. Unfortunately, I'd already terminated by drops as 568B, so I had to go back and re-terminate the drops. Fortunately, my network is small, so I didn't have to do too many.Otherwise the enclosure is great. I found there was plenty of room inside it for my little 5-port switch.
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