On Q / Legrand AC100901 1-gang Low Voltage Bracket

Product Description

The ON Q / LEGRAND AC100901 is a 1-gang low-voltage mounting bracket designed for new construction installations. It provides a secure, flush-mount solution for low-voltage devices such as structured wiring plates, media outlets, and data connectors in residential and light commercial builds. The bracket uses a nail-in design for fast attachment directly to wall studs during framing, making it a standard rough-in component for electricians and low-voltage installers working ahead of drywall. Sold individually, it fits standard stud spacing and accepts compatible 1-gang low-voltage faceplates.

This bracket is suited for new construction framing stages where low-voltage wiring - including coax, Cat5e/Cat6, speaker wire, or structured media cabling - needs a defined wall exit point. It is commonly installed during the rough-in phase before drywall is hung, and is a go-to component for residential structured wiring projects, home theater rough-ins, and network drop installations. Electricians and low-voltage contractors typically specify this bracket when running in-wall cabling per local building codes.

Key Features

• Nail-in mounting design for direct attachment to wall studs during new construction framing
• 1-gang configuration accepts standard low-voltage wallplates and inserts
• Designed for low-voltage applications - no electrical box required
• Sold as a single unit for flexible quantity ordering
• Supports a clean, code-compliant in-wall cable termination point

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mounting solution for 1-gang low-voltage wallplate inserts and structured wiring faceplates in new construction stud-framed walls.

Installation Notes

Install during the rough-in framing phase before drywall is applied. Nail directly into the wall stud face at the desired outlet height using the integrated nail tabs. No electrical box is required for low-voltage brackets, but local codes should be verified - consult NEC Article 800 and applicable low-voltage wiring guidelines. All cabling pulled through the bracket should be terminated after drywall is complete and the finish plate is installed.