recessed outlet box
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04-06-06, 01:42 PM
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I am looking to install an outlet box behind an electronic dart board/cabinet. I need an outlet for the dart board and one for the picture light illuminating the dart board. Both use transformer "bricks". Is there such a thing as a recessed old work receptacle box that would allow me to hang the cabinet flush with the wall and still plug in both? I thought there was one made for clocks but I cannot find it.
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04-06-06, 07:00 PM
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The only clock receptacle that I have seen are a single receptacle.
I doubt that you could fit a transformer brick in the recess.
www.passandseymour.com has a single receptacle #S3731
I doubt that you could fit a transformer brick in the recess.
www.passandseymour.com has a single receptacle #S3731
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There is a very small plug called a clock receptical whitch fits in a regular box. most eletrical stores will have it.The best fix is a Box by Recessed eletrical designs. com they have some products that might help. Good luck Joe
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Yeah, ive gotten mine at this place in the past. They have lots of specialty wall plates as well as lots of mounting accesories for flat screen tv's.
http://ezflatscreen.com/catalog/rece...late-p-31.html
They also have some guides for how to set up some home theater stuff... not sure if that interests you... but at the very least, its a place to buy the recessed outlets
http://ezflatscreen.com/catalog/rece...late-p-31.html
They also have some guides for how to set up some home theater stuff... not sure if that interests you... but at the very least, its a place to buy the recessed outlets
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