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Question: Can someone provide a link & the specs for the exact type of ROMEX I need to buy with this?  Using on an exterior wall, if that matters.  Thanks.
Document: My only recommendation to Arlington would be to build the boxes out of a little thicker and more resilient plastic, and provide a drywall cutting template for more convenience. But I would buy this product again, and the finished look when done is worth a few minor glitches.
The one item you must buy that Vanco and the others provide is a length of 14/2 copper electrical cable, which I picked up for about $8.50, locally (and that was for 15', far more than I needed.) The instructions were fine, if not overly detailed, and other than my own stupid wiring mishap, the installation went off without a hitch. All in all, it does exactly what you'd hope for.I had two reasons for knocking off a star.
Great product and it's Made-in-America! Everything you need is in the box. Using the directions on the plastic boxes, the hole size is perfect for a snug fit. I am not an electrician but do all of my own electrical work. It was nice to see a quality receptacle included and the clincher for me: real wire nuts! Not the ones usually included that contain no metal to actually twist and grip the wires, these were the same as the ones I use all the time.
This worked just as advertised, using it to install wires behind the wall for a plasma, but I did come across one small issue. When installing the electrical outlet in the upper box, using the included screws, be careful not to over-tighten them.
Easily purchased at Home Depot for about $8. I needed about 10 feet.Good quality components...2 choices for the cable/other wire covers.I'd buy again...if I had a need.HIGHLY recommend it to those considering for mounting a TV.
This kit is great! As other reviewers mention, you will need a length of romex wire to install this, but fortunately for me, I happened to have some laying around from a previous wiring job. The result of installation - a clean, professional looking way to route power and A/V cables without seeing them dangling from the bottom of the TV.Why did I buy this kit? One reason - this provides a duplex outlet behind the TV.
Cuts are much cleaner. For me, the drywall saw tends to destroy the edges of the wall along my cuts (maybe I'm just not adept at using the drywall saw).To add cables you have to take off the outlet covers and in my case take down the wall mounted T.V. I wished I had added a few extra HDMI cables the first time.I'm very happy with this product.
You need a hole 5.125" wide by 5.75" tall. I had 5.5" clear between the top and bottom bars of my bracket. Secondly there was a defect in one of the housings that had a small hole. given more time I would have sent it back, but I did not realize it until the hole was cut and I was installing. Behind the tv nobody will see it. I will buy another kit when I remodel my family room, definitely recommend.
I'd highly recommend using some wax on the screw before attempting to screw it in. Worked fine with wax. Screws were incredibly cheap and the holes were too tight. Luckily the small outer plate seem to hold it in fine, but better screws would have overcome this issue. Almost had to return it because of this. Could not get the screw back out since it snapped again when using vice grips.4) How do they not include a template for the cutout in the wall?
Attach all of this together near the end of the white exterior of the inlet cable, then attach your wires to the Romex. Push the extra Romex back into the wall and attach your completed wire fixture to the bottom part of the kit.7)  Feed all your visible wires through the 2 gang faceplates and screw the faceplates to the kit.That's it!
Answer: yes