WATTBOX - IN-WALL SINGLE GANG POWER CONDITIONER, 2 OUTLETS, 1440J, EMI/RFI FILTRATION (WHITE)

In-Wall Power Conditioner

Good things do come in small (and hidden!) packages. This WattBox® 200 Series In-Wall Power Conditioner features a recessed in-wall design that cuts down on bulk, making it perfect for low-profile, flat panel installations. It offers 1080 Joules of surge protection, as well as noise filtration that conditions the signal to remove EMI / RFI interference. Combine these with the product’s smart safety features, and you get a power conditioner that’s equipped to provide the best AV experience possible.

Important Note - This product may not fit some metal and composite J-boxes. A compatible plastic Carlon retro-fit J-box is included.

Perfect Size

In-wall surge protection, conditioning, and noise filtration just got a whole lot easier thanks to this WattBox’s convenient single gang form factor. For your convenience, we included a compatible retrofit backbox, mounting screws, and wire nuts in the same package.

Note - A single-gang faceplate is attached to the power conditioner. This plate is not removable or gangable and this power conditioner will not fit side by side with a second single-gang conditioner in a two-gang box.

Noise Filtration

All WattBox power conditioners feature noise filtration that cleans up this "dirty power" to deliver the purest A/V experience possible. By lowering the audio noise floor and reducing hum, you hear exactly what was intended. Video performance can see an improvement too.

AC Disconnect

As an added precaution, in the event of a catastrophic spike, a thermal fuse completely disconnects AC power from your system to stop the surge in its tracks before it can get to your connected equipment. All three "legs" of the power (hot, neutral and ground) will disconnect for unsurpassed equipment protection.

Surge Protection

Surges can come from a variety of sources, but this excess energy can damage your connected equipment if not properly protected. The Joule rating is a measure of a surge protector's ability to "clamp" this excess energy down to a safe level – the higher the rating, the more protection your equipment has.