Strong SM-RBX-14-WH Versabox In-wall Enclosure

Product Description

The STRONG SM-RBX-14-WH is an in-wall enclosure designed to house low-voltage components behind finished wall surfaces. Measuring 14 inches by 14 inches, this box provides a clean, concealed mounting solution for media distribution equipment, structured wiring modules, and AV control hardware. Electricians and low-voltage installers use this enclosure during new construction or retrofit projects where a flush, finished appearance is required. The white finish integrates neatly with standard drywall interiors without requiring additional trim work.

This enclosure is suited for residential and light commercial installations where low-voltage wiring and distribution components need a protected, accessible cavity behind the wall. Typical applications include home theater systems, structured media centers, and AV equipment staging points. Installers commonly use it to organize and conceal network switches, patch panels, speaker selectors, and similar devices within finished living spaces.

Key Features

• 14 x 14 inch interior footprint provides generous space for low-voltage components and cable management
• White finish blends with standard drywall for a clean, professional installation
• In-wall mounting design keeps AV and low-voltage hardware concealed behind finished surfaces
• Designed for single-unit installation with each enclosure sold individually
• Compatible with standard residential wall cavity depths found in typical stud-framed construction

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style in-wall enclosure for residential and light commercial low-voltage and structured media installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified electrician in accordance with local building codes and NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring. Before installation, confirm wall cavity depth and stud spacing are sufficient to accommodate the enclosure dimensions. Power down any adjacent circuits before cutting the wall opening and routing cables. Follow local permit requirements where applicable for in-wall low-voltage enclosure installations.