Arlington Industries LVN205 2-gang Low Voltage Bracket 5pk

Product Description

The ARLINGTON INDUSTRIES LVN205 is a 2-gang low voltage mounting bracket designed for securing low voltage devices such as cable, phone, and data faceplates to interior walls without the need for an electrical box. This bracket mounts directly to drywall, providing a clean, code-compliant installation surface for low voltage wiring applications. It ships in a 5-pack, making it practical for new construction rough-ins or multi-room retrofit projects. Electricians and low voltage technicians rely on this type of bracket to meet NEC requirements for low voltage wiring device support.

This bracket is suited for residential and light commercial interior wall installations where low voltage cabling — including coaxial, Cat5e, Cat6, and telephone wiring — requires a structured mounting point. It is a common choice for home theater rough-ins, structured wiring installations, and multi-room data or A/V setups. The 5-pack quantity supports efficient installation across multiple outlets in a single job.

Key Features

• 2-gang configuration accommodates dual low voltage device faceplates
• No electrical box required — mounts directly to drywall
• Designed for low voltage applications including data, cable, and phone
• 5-pack quantity reduces material runs on multi-outlet jobs
• Supports code-compliant low voltage device mounting per NEC guidelines

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-construction bracket for standard 2-gang low voltage faceplate and device applications in residential and light commercial drywall installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians or low voltage technicians during rough-in or finish stages of construction. No electrical box is required, but the bracket must be secured to drywall of adequate thickness per the manufacturer guidelines. Ensure all low voltage wiring is separated from line voltage conductors in accordance with NEC Article 725. Power down any active circuits in the work area before fishing or terminating cables.