Chief - Legrand PAC526FBP4 In-wall Large Flat Panel Mount

Product Description

The CHIEF - LEGRAND PAC526FBP4 is an in-wall large flat panel mount finished in black and equipped with integrated SurgeX 2-outlet power management. Designed for professional AV and display installations, this mount conceals cabling and power infrastructure inside the wall cavity while securing large flat panel displays to the surface. The built-in SurgeX power outlet provides surge protection at the point of installation, eliminating the need for a separate power conditioner or surge strip behind the display. AV integrators and low-voltage installers are the primary trade professionals who specify and deploy this product in commercial and residential settings.

This mount is suited for large flat panel displays installed in conference rooms, classrooms, lobbies, and residential home theater or media room applications. The in-wall design keeps finished wall surfaces clean and free of exposed conduit or cable management accessories. The black finish blends with standard flat panel display bezels and dark-painted wall surfaces common in presentation and media environments. When a clean, professional install is required alongside power protection, this unit addresses both needs in a single solution.

Key Features

• In-wall design conceals cabling and power components inside the wall cavity
• Integrated SurgeX 2-outlet power management provides surge protection at the mount location
• Black finish for a clean, finished appearance behind large flat panel displays
• Sized for large flat panel displays, reducing the need for additional wall hardware
• Sold as a single unit per package, suitable for individual display installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style solution for large flat panel wall mount installations requiring integrated in-wall power management.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified AV integrator familiar with in-wall cabling and power requirements. Power must be shut off at the circuit breaker before any in-wall electrical work begins. Local building codes and NEC guidelines apply to in-wall power outlet and cabling installations. Verify wall stud spacing and wall construction type before selecting the final mounting location.