For usage with 1-4 low voltage cables. Airfree™
installation offers the air-tight technology that
eliminates up to 85% of the air flow from the
standard installation and other similar products.
Make sure to refer to the Airfree™ installation
instructions.
Para utilizar con 1 a 4 cables de bajo voltaje. La
instalación Airfree™ ofrece la tecnología hermética
elimina hasta el 85% del flujo de aire de la
instalación estándar y otros productos similares.
Asegúrese de consultar las instrucciones para la
instalación Airfree™.
For usage with 5 or more low voltage cables. Offers
the flexibility to install a larger number of cables
and non-vertical installations.
Make sure to refer to the standard installation
instructions.
Para utilizar con 5 o más cables de bajo voltaje.
Ofrece la flexibilidad para instalar un número mayor
de cables e instalaciones no verticales.
Asegúrese de consultar las instrucciones
para la instalación estándar.
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BEFORE BEGINNING
IMPORTANT! • ¡IMPORTANTE!
Two installation options: • Dos opciones de instalación:
1. Standard installation
Instalación estándar 2. Airfree™ installation
Instalación Airfree™
CAUTION – Risk of Fire and Shock. Only intended for use
on 15 ampere branch circuits
CAUTION – Risk of Fire. Do Not Install Power Supply Cord
Within the Wall Cavity
CAUTION – Risk of Fire. Only Use Cord Set Provided With
This Kit
WARNING – Risk of Fire and Shock. Do not connect this
box to any other circuits or outlets
NOTE: USE WITH POWER DRILL.
NOTA: USO CON TALADRO ELÉCTRICO.
PRECAUCIÓN: Riesgo de incendio y choque. Sólo
destinado para su uso en circuitos derivados 15 amperios
PRECAUCIÓN: Riesgo de incendio. No instale Cable de
fuente de alimentación dentro de la cavidad de pared
PRECAUCIÓN: Riesgo de incendio. Uso sólo con el
conjunto de cables suministrado con este kit
ADVERTENCIA: Riesgo de incendio y choque. No conecte
esta caja para cualquier otro circuito o puntos de venta
CAUTION:
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE BEGINNING
This system must be properly grounded in compliance
with the National Electrical Code (NEC).
All electrical products may present a possible shock or fire
hazard if improperly installed or used. This product bears the
mark of a nationally recognized testing laboratory and must be
installed in conformance with current local codes including the
National Electrical Code (NEC).
This product is intended for drywall measuring 1/
2”-3/4” thick. Other types of finishes, such as plaster, may
complicate the process and result in a poor installation.
This product is intended for standard 2x4 framed walls.
If your wall does not have at least 3.5” of spacing between
the drywall sheet and the exterior wall, you will need to use
a cable kit that mounts on the front of the wall.
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Este sistema debe conectarse a tierra correctamente en
conformidad con el Código Eléctrico Nacional (NEC).
Si los productos eléctricos no se instalan o usan
apropiadamente podrían provocar descargas o incendios.
Este producto lleva la marca de un laboratorio de pruebas
reconocido nacionalmente y debe instalarse en conformidad
con los códigos locales actuales que incluyen el Código
Eléctrico Nacional (NEC).
Este producto está hecho para un muro de tablaroca con
un grosor de 1/2 - 3/4 pulgadas. Otros tipos de acabados,
tales como yeso, puede complicar el proceso y dar lugar a
una mala instalación.
Este producto está diseñado para paredes estándar de
2x4 enmarcado. Si la pared no tiene al menos 3.5 pulgadas
de espacio entre la hoja de paneles de yeso y la pared
exterior, tendrá que utilizar un kit de cables que se monta en
la parte frontal de la pared.
Figure B
Cat No: A32-KW - In-Wall Power Cord and Cable Kit
Airfree™ Installation Instructions
Cat No: A32-KW - In-Wall Power Cord and Cable Kit
Standard Installation Instructions
Included
1.Top Box Set ................................................. Qty 1
a. Power Receptacle Box
W/ Attached NM Cord
b. Low Voltage Cable Box
2. Bottom Box Set ..................................... Qty 1
a. Power Inlet Box
b. Low Voltage Cable Box
c. Box Insert
3. Faceplate ...............................................Qty 2
4. Cable Tube .............................................Qty 2
5. Coupler ...................................................Qty 1
6. Power Cord ........................................... Qty 1
7. Hole Saw.................................................Qty 1
8. Rubber Bands .......................................Qty 4
9. Fishstick ................................................. Qty 1
3
3
4
5
67
8
9
4
1b
1a
a
2
c
2
b
2
Tools Needed for Installation
60.0"
60.0"
This drawing shows the basic layout:
This drawing shows the basic layout:
Figure A
Figure A
Note: Should you decide that a shorter distance
(<60”) is necessary, see Step 2 OTHERWISE skip
to Step 3
Step 6 See Figure G-1
A. Push the FISHSTICK through the assembly such that it
protrudes out of the TOP LOW VOLTAGE CABLE BOX and the
bottom hole, see Figure G-2. Turn the TOP LOW VOLTAGE
CABLE BOX slightly until it can be pushed back into the wall
cavity. Make sure that the assembly is not lost in the
wall cavity. Pull the TUBE through the bottom hole slightly
until the BOTTOM LOW VOLTAGE CABLE BOX can be pushed
onto the TUBE as shown in Figure G-1. Make sure the TUBE
is completely seated in the port. Pull the TOP LOW VOLTAGE
CABLE BOX back until it sits in the top hole as shown in
Figure I. Remove the FISHSTICK and skip to Step 7.
Step 7 See Figure H
A. Position the BOTTOM LOW VOLTAGE CABLE BOX in
the hole. The BOX should be biased at the top of the
Bottom Hole.
B. Put the Top LOW VOLTAGE CABLE BOX into place within
the Top Hole. Then place the POWER RECEPTACLE BOX into
the Top Hole. See Figure I
Note: You may have to manipulate the NM Cord in order
to get the Power Receptacle Box to slide into place.
C. Pull the NM CORD out of the Bottom Hole.
Step 8 See Figure J
A. Pull the NM CORD through the POWER INLET BOX (back
to front).
B. Snap the two pieces of the BOX INSERT together around
the Inlet.
C. Gently bend the NM cord so that the BOX INSERT can be
slid into the POWER INLET BOX. Be careful not to overstress
the NM cord. Push the BOX INSERT until it is completely
seated and snaps into the POWER INLET BOX.
Note: Failure to completely snap the insert into the Power
Inlet Box could result in shock hazard.
Step 9 See Figure K
A. Push the POWER INLET BOX until it is seated against the
wallboard surface.
Note: You may have to manipulate the NM Cord in
order to get the Power Inlet Box to slide into place.
B. Tighten the MOUNTING SCREWS on ALL four Boxes (8
total screws).
NOTE: Be careful not to over-tighten the mounting
screws, damage to the plastic drywall clamps, screws, or
electrical boxes may occur.
Step 10 See Figure L
A. Push Low Voltage Cables (i.e. HDMI, Coax, RCA, etc.)
through the LOW VOLTAGE CABLE BOXES and the TUBE.
Step 11 See Figure M
A. Pull the Low Voltage Cables (i.e. HDMI, Coax, RCA, etc.)
through the rubber membrane in the FACEPLATES.
B. Snap the FACEPLATES onto each
BOX SET. There are four snaps on each FACEPLATE. Make
sure each
one engages.
Step 12
A. Plug TV Power Cord into the TOP
BOX OUTLET.
B. Connect the BOTTOM BOX INLET using the
included POWER CORD to nearby outlet.
Should it be necessary to remove the INLET from the
BOTTOM BOX:
1. Unscrew the two screws from the Bottom POWER
INLET BOX and pull slightly from the wall.
2. Insert small flat screwdrivers into the slots A and B.
From the back side gently push the outlet out of the box
until it stops. Then insert the screwdrivers into slots C
and D as you gently push the outlet completely out of the
box. Be careful not to damage the snap features.
See Figure N
10”
Figure B
Figure D Example
Preset installation is 60”.
If you want to install the
kit at 50”,
60” - 50” = 10” difference
Trim one of the tubes
by 10” to fit the 50”
configuration.
NOTE: the tube length will
not be 50”
Figure C-1
Figure C-2
B
NOTE: Walls with studs mounted horizontally (AKA fireblocks) may obstruct installation of
this product. Use a studfinder to ensure the wall has no obstructions.
PRECAUTION:
Walls with metal studs have sharp edges. Be careful not to snag wires on
sharp edges.
This system must be properly grounded in compliance with the National Electrical Code (NEC).
All electrical products may present a possible shock or fire hazard if improperly installed or used. This product bears
the mark of a nationally recognized testing laboratory and must be installed in conformance with current local codes
including the National Electrical Code (NEC).
Note: Damage to cables is not covered by the warranty.
Step 1
A. Determine the installation location.
This product is intended to be attached to the wallboard
(i.e. Drywall). Wallboard should be 1/2” - 3/4” thick.
B. Using a studfinder, locate a position between the studs.
The centerpoint of each box must be located at least 3.0”
from a stud to allow for the drill hole and the drywall clamps
to deploy properly.
C. The centerpoint distance between the top box set (1a &
1b) and bottom box set (2a & 2b) can be no more than 60” (5’).
D. Use a pencil to mark the drill locations on the wallboard.
Make sure there is an existing receptacle nearby for
attachment of the included POWER CORD.
See Figure A
Step 2
• Using the COUPLER (included) snap the two CABLE
TUBES together.
See Figure D
If your installation distance is 60”, make sure that the
overall CABLE TUBE length is 56.5” long. Carefully and
accurately trim if necessary using a utility knife.
If your installation distance is less than 60”, measure
the distance between the new center points and subtract
that number from 60”. Starting with the 56.5” CABLE TUBE,
carefully and accurately trim off the additional difference
from one end of the CABLE TUBES using a utility knife.
Note: Cut the tube in a valley, not on a ridge. The
cut should be clean, straight and free of burs. If you cut
the tube too short, you can order additional tubes by
contacting customerservice@titan3.com
See Figure B
Step 3
• Assemble the HOLE SAW (See Figure C-1). Using
a power drill, drill the marked holes.
Note: Be careful to drill slowly and do not push on
the wallboard with any more pressure than necessary to
cut. Excessive damage to the backside of the wallboard
can occur without proper care.
Step 4
• Assemble the FISHSTICK. See Figure C-2
Step 5
A. Attach one end of the combined CABLE TUBES to
the tube port of a LOW VOLTAGE CABLE BOX. Make
sure that the TUBE is completely seated in the port.
Once the TUBE is attached securely, strap the NM
CORD to the TUBE with RUBBER BANDS (included)
spaced evenly along the TUBE. This will ensure an
easier pull through the wall to the bottom hole.
Note: Straighten the NM Cord. The NM Cord should
be free of kinks or bends.
See Figure E
B. Push the TUBE from the Top Hole toward the
Bottom Hole until the LOW VOLTAGE CABLE BOX is
seated in the Top Hole. If insulation limits movement
of the tube, feed the Fishstick up from the bottom
hole to assist in pulling the tube from the top to the
bottom hole. Do not push the POWER RECEPTACLE
BOX into the hole.
See Figure F
Figure F
Figure G-1 Figure G-2
Bottom Hole
Figure I
Bottom Hole
Top Hole
Figure H
Figure K
Bottom Hole
Bottom Hole
Snap
Snap
Snap
Snap
A
B
C
D
Figure L
Figure M
Figure N
Bottom Hole
Top Hole
Step 1
A. Determine the installation location.
This product is intended to be attached to the wallboard
(i.e. Drywall). Wallboard should be 1/2” - 3/4” thick.
B. Using a studfinder, locate a position between the studs. The
centerpoint of each box must be located at least 3.0” from a stud to
allow for the drill hole and the drywall clamps to deploy properly.
C. The centerpoint distance between the top box set (1a & 1b) and
bottom box set (2a & 2b) can be no more than 60” (5’).
D. Use a pencil to mark the drill locations on the wallboard. Make
sure there is an existing receptacle nearby for attachment of the
included POWER CORD.
See Figure A
Step 2 See Figure B
• Assemble the HOLE SAW. Using a power drill, drill the marked holes.
Note: Be careful to drill slowly and do not push on the
wallboard with any more pressure than necessary to cut.
Excessive damage to the backside of the wallboard can occur
without proper care.
Step 3 See Figure C
A. Assemble the fishstick.
B. Push the fishstick from the Bottom Hole to the Top Hole.
C. Hook the NM CORD to the fishstick at the Top Hole. Pull the NM
CORD until it comes out of the Bottom Hole.
Note: Straighten the NM Cord. The NM Cord should be free
of kinks or bends.
Step 4
• Reinsert the fishstick from the Bottom Hole to the Top Hole. Hook
Low Voltage Cables (i.e. HDMI, Coax, RCA, etc.) to the fishstick at
the Top Hole. Pull the Low Voltage Cables until they come out of the
Bottom Hole.
Note: Repeat this step for as many Low Voltage Cables
that will be used.
Step 5
A. Insert the Low Voltage Cables through the throat of the Top
LOW VOLTAGE CABLE BOX. See Figure D
B. Insert the LOW VOLTAGE CABLE BOX into the Top Hole. Bias it at
the bottom of the Top Hole. See Figure E
C. Place the POWER RECEPTACLE BOX into the Top Hole. Bias it at
the top of the hole.
See Figure E
Note: You may have to manipulate the NM Cord in order to
get the Power Receptacle Box to slide into place.
D. Tighten all four mounting screws on the TOP BOX SET. See Figure
F
NOTE: Be careful not to over-tighten the mounting screws,
damage to the plastic drywall clamps, screws, or electrical
boxes may occur.
Step 6 See Figure G
A. Pull the NM CORD through the POWER INLET BOX (back to front).
B. Snap the two pieces of the BOX INSERT together around the inlet.
C. Push the BOX INSERT until it is completely seated and snaps into
the POWER INLET BOX.
Note: Failure to completely snap the insert into the Power
Inlet Box could result in shock hazard.
Step 7
A. Insert the Low Voltage Cables through the throat of the
Bottom LOW VOLTAGE CABLE BOX. See Figure H
B. Insert the LOW VOLTAGE CABLE BOX into the Bottom Hole. Bias it
at the top of the Hole. See Figure I
C. Place the POWER INLET BOX into the Bottom Hole. Bias it at the
bottom of the Bottom Hole. See Figure I
Note: You may have to manipulate the NM Cord in order to
get the Power Inlet Box to slide into place.
D. Tighten all four mounting screws on the BOTTOM BOX SET. See
Figure J
Step 8 See Figure K
A. Pull the Low Voltage Cables through the rubber membrane in the
FACEPLATES (i.e. HDMI, Coax, RCA, etc.).
B. Snap the FACEPLATES onto each BOX SET. There are four snaps on
each FACEPLATE. Make sure each one engages.
Step 9
A. Plug TV Power Cord into the TOP BOX OUTLET.
B. Connect the BOTTOM BOX INLET using the included
POWER CORD to nearby outlet.
Should it be necessary to remove the INLET from the
BOTTOM BOX:
1. Unscrew the two screws from the Bottom POWER INLET
BOX and pull slightly from the wall.
2. Insert small flat screwdrivers into the slots A and B.
From the back side gently push the outlet out of the box
until it stops. Then insert the screwdrivers into slots C and
D as you gently push the outlet completely out of the box.
Be careful not to damage the snap features.
See Figure L
Figure C
Figure D
D
A
B
C
Top Hole
Bottom Hole
C
C
Figure F
Top Hole
Top Hole
Figure E C
B
Top Hole
D
A
Figure J
Bottom Hole
Bottom Hole
Bottom Hole
Bottom Hole
Figure I
C
B
A
B
A
B
Figure G
Figure H
Bottom Hole
Snap
Snap
Snap
Snap
A
B
C
D
Figure K
Figure L
Bottom Hole
Top Hole
B
B
A
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CAUTION:
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1
3
2
• Use Power Drill at its lowest
torque setting.
• If the Power Drill DOES NOT have a torque setting, use a
screwdriver.
• Keep the driver perfectly aligned with the screw.
• Turn screws until snug, DO NOT
over tighten.
• Utilice el taladro de potencia en su ajuste de par más bajo.
• Si el taladro de potencia no tiene un ajuste de par, utilice
un destornillador.
• Mantenga el conductor perfectamente alineado
con el tornillo.
• Tornillos de turno hasta apretado, NO
apriete demasiado.
Keep the screw head
at against the surface
Torque Feature
Maintain good axial
alignment between
the screwdriver and
the screw
Maintain positive pressure
Figure E
A
B
B
C
A
A
B
B
A
A
B
B
A
A
B
B
Figure J
C
A
A
A
B
B
B
B
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