Minneapolis, MN. — (September 18, 2007) — www.chiefmfg.com — Chief Manufacturing, the industry leader in mounting solutions, is excited to announce that its Pre-Installation Box Accessories are now Plenum Rated! The plenum rating ensures that Chief’s pre-install boxes have passed UL standards for safety.
Chief’s PAC510, PAC515 and PAC520 Pre-Installation Box Accessories organize cables and electrical components directly behind Chief wall mounts and make installing wall mounts faster and easier. These three product options allow for pre-wiring junction and signal boxes in a wide variety of projects from pre-construction to retrofit. The unique recessed design provides space to hide excess cables, surge protectors and power conditioners in the wall for a clean, simple installation.
The PAC510 is designed for retrofit applications with flanges for clean mounting on drywall. The PAC515 is for new construction without flanges for pre-drywall installation between 16″ centers. The PAC520 is a multiple option new construction box that installs vertical on single stud or horizontal between 16″ centers. Use with Chief fixed, tilt and swing arm mounts.
About Chief
Chief Manufacturing, a division of CSAV — Chief/Sanus Audio Visual, has more than 29 years of proven product and service excellence. Committed to responding to industry needs in the Pro AV, Residential and Office markets, Chief offers a complete line of mounts, lifts and accessories for flat panel TVs and projectors.
Chief continues to design innovative mounting solutions that complement the technology they support. With multiple product awards and patented designs, Chief provides unique mount features, and is recognized for delivering not only quality products, but knowledgeable, helpful customer service.
U.S. and Europe sales offices support a global network spanning the Americas, Europe, the Pacific Rim and beyond. Chief distribution centers are located in Minnesota and The Netherlands. www.chiefmfg.com.
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