How to Install Low Voltage Bracket - FireFold

[@-Mark_F]

Nice video, man. Thank you!

[@jig1056]

very helpful, I wasn't thinking when I first cut the hole and traced the outside of the bracket. Silly me, wish i would have seen this first. Thx

[@smartinvestor9348]

dude, you are genius. I need to the exact same thing for my cabling job.

[@madcracker2000]

Thanks. Exactly what I needed to do.

[@AndrewScott01]

if you've got a drill, drilling holes the corners makes getting the saw in way easier

[@rkt2583]

thanks. this video is so much help to me. why there is 5 dislikes?

[@pault477]

Thanks - very helpful

[@AUDIOMIND]

Can you connect a different type of a more open type of wall plate that will connect to the bracket for multiple low voltage cables?

[@avtarchana609]

It would have been more helpful if you had shown the reverse side as well to gauge how much the tabs stick out at the back as I could not find any specification for this.

[@johnluciano5163]

It does not fit that easy. I install a lot of them. 95 % of the time I have to cut the hole a few Millimeters all around the perimeter just a have the insert fit.

[@qstyk]

I wondered about that. I read the instructions for a Data Comm Electronics bracket and it also said to trace around the inside. I can't possibly see how that alone would lead to a fit.

[@derekross6649]

Exactly!!!

[@archael18]

Same thing for the ones I ordered and I thought it was completely illogical and couldn't possibly work. So I came here to see an example of someone doing just that and instead, I find this video where he's actually going maybe a 1/8 inch bigger on all sides.