Arlington TVBR2505K Tv Bridge Kit Power Low Voltage

Product Description

The ARLINGTON TVBR2505K is a TV bridge kit designed for in-wall power and low-voltage cable management behind flat-panel televisions. The kit provides a code-compliant method for routing power and low-voltage connections across stud bays without running exposed cords along the wall surface. It includes two recessed boxes — one for power and one for low voltage — along with the interconnecting components needed to bridge from one stud bay to the next. Electricians and low-voltage installers use this kit during new construction or retrofit installations in residential settings.

This kit is suited for residential wall-mount TV installations where a clean, finished appearance is required and where local electrical codes prohibit surface-mounted extension cords or exposed wiring. It installs between two adjacent stud bays, allowing the power side and the signal or low-voltage side to remain separated as required by code. The two-box configuration makes it practical for single-gang rough-in applications behind mounted displays.

Key Features

• Includes two recessed boxes — one power and one low-voltage — for a complete in-wall bridging solution
• Bridges power and low-voltage connections from one stud bay to the next
• Designed for flat-panel TV wall-mount installations with a clean, cord-free finish
• Provides all necessary interconnecting components in a single kit
• Supports separation of power and low-voltage runs to meet code requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and retrofit solution for residential in-wall TV mounting applications requiring recessed power and low-voltage box installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for in-wall wiring and recessed box installation. Power must be shut off at the breaker before beginning any work on the power side of the installation. Low-voltage connections must be kept physically separated from line-voltage wiring inside the wall cavity per code. Verify local jurisdiction requirements before installation, as some areas have specific rules governing in-wall power bridging products.