PowerBridge TWO-CK Dual Outlet Recessed In-Wall Cable Management System with PowerConnect for Wall-Mounted Flat Screen LED, LCD, and Plasma TV’s

This was very easy to install, directions were clear if you even need them. Only issue I had is that the main power leads ran for this are very rigid, as this is not braded copper line, so it was a little difficult ensuring I did not put a tight bend in the run as I did not need the full length that was pre-assembled.

I bought a (now discontinued) PowerBridge product (the TSCK) previously and I was sold on these things to the extent that buying the TWO-CK was a no-brainer. However, this is not a better replacement for the earlier product and for the purposes of specifically reviewing this item, does identify a number of things I really dont like. - Generally weaker plastic. I dont know if it is cheaper - feels so to me. - The wings that flip as you turn the screw in order to secure this to the dry wall (remodeling box style mounting) are thin and weak. They are an awful lot thinner actually, harder to screw and it seems to me, easier to break. - As a result of the above, also harder to unscrew. I found it entirely possible to unscrew and the wing wouldnt free itself. This can put you in a position where you unscrew too far and lose the wing into the cavity, rendering the product useless. Installer error maybe? Well, I think intuitively youll keep unscrewing if the unit is still tight to the wall so I think this is a fault with the product. - The brushes (that cover the cavity through which you feed the cables) slide out of the units just by holding it a certain way. If you dont know this, you do risk losing the brushes in the wall cavity. Either these need to be more secure or the version on the prior product is better. You can actually just accidentally slide it out while pushing a cable through too (dont need to hold it a certain angle) - the brushes resist this and thus can move sideways as they do. It can be challenging to keep the brushes in place. - The upper unit (the one that goes behind the TV) has a housing/protrusion for the electrics and this hangs down right behind where the brushes are. This partially obstructs the passage of wires - it can be a little more difficult to feed big connections (such as VGA plugs) through, or...more connections when youve passed a handful of cables through already. Seems odd to create a product that obstructs what is intended to be a place to pass cables through. Not a bad product but this iteration seems a step back to me. You can work with all this though.

I saw this product on YouTube somewhere (or something similar), so I decided to give it a shot. Saw the great reviews for this particular product and gave it a try. I have to say that it installed fairly easily and the end result is so professional. Great buy!

I was having the wires to my mounted TV hidden and needed the hardware for the technician. This worked perfect! Excellent value and great quality. Easy to install.

My only complaint is that the length of wire on the input module is unnecessarily long. Any length on this unit reduces the length between holes the same amount.

I have since bought a second one of these (they are that good.) Very easy to install and did the job perfectly. I have previously had electricians put power/cable runs in for flat screen TVs and it costs a few hundred dollars. With this setup, I did it myself and was very happy with the results. Absolutely no problems - the hardest part is plugging the two cables together towards the end - the connector is deliberately designed for a very snug fit, for your protection so no complaints but it did take me a while to get it right. I did this in about 35 minutes, going pretty slowly but with no insulation to battle though. It looks very neat with the only drawback being the cable that connects to an existing power outlet, to power the TV and/or soundbar. If you have an entertainment unit, it easily hides behind that but if you had just a TV on the wall and nothing below, it could look a bit clumsy. Well worth the money and very easy to install.

Easy to install & hides all cables inside walls

Use for TV and sound should have ran more wires during installation like an extra Lan cable and digital optical cable but thats on me

So for years I would just drill a hole and fish through the wires like almost everyone else. The power cords are not up to code so you should not do it. This looks great when finished and because you cut a bigger hole it is easier to work with.

Product is fine unless you need to remove it to add extra cables. When you back up the screw the wing can fall off and be lost in wall forever making it impossible to reinstall.