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Hiding cords with PowerBridge is Easy!
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History
Developed by a licensed audio video home automation professional in 2006, PowerBridge is designed and evolved to be the easiest, safest to install DIY power relocation cord wire cable management kit available. The only product in the catagory sold nationwide through Amazon, with hundreds of customer reviews and a 5-Star rating, simply the best choice to hide the ugly cords of a wall mounted flatscreen TV, projector and soundbar.
PowerBridge has been engineered to meet National Electric Code and meets strict UL product safety testing standards. PowerBridge hides the ugly cords that connect to your TV from your devices like your cable box, DVD player or game system and provides electrical power connection for the TV safely and easily.
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Household Safety
Having a flatscreen TV on a stand or furniture can be a danger to children and pets who might act in a manor that could cause an unsecured heavy TV to tip and fall. Wall mounting your TV with in wall cord management, risks can be reduced substantially, according to the TVSafety.org website
With their tall, thin structure, flat-panel TVs are very susceptible to tipping over, which can cause property damage, personal injury or even death. As the statistics below show, tipping TVs are a big problem.
- A TV can fall with the force of thousands of pounds. That is 10 times more powerful than being hit by a NFL lineman.
- On average, one child dies every two weeks when a TV or furniture falls onto him or her.
- 2/3 of TV and furniture tip-over fatalities involve toddlers.
While it does not actually hide the TV power cord inside the wall, PowerBridge has been engineered to meet National Electric Code and meets strict UL product safety testing standards.
PowerBridge hides the ugly cords that connect to your TV from your devices like your cable box, DVD player or game system and provides electrical power connection for the TV safely and easily and out of reach from small children and pets.[/vc_column_text][/single_tab][single_tab title=”Hide Cords Behind TV” tab_id=”1500320515697-2-2″][vc_column_text]
Hide cords behind tv
If you have a flat screen TV you want to mount on a wall, perhaps you have thought of ways to hide TV cords. PowerBridge offers creative ways to hide cords.
Cord hiding is easy as 1-2-3… Begin your project today.
PowerBridge offers several easy solutions to hiding cords with our DIY and PRO Series kits. Watch the videos to see just how easy it is to install
If you have a flat screen TV you want to mount on a wall, perhaps you have thought of some type of TV cord hider ? PowerBridge is a safe and easy to install in-wall cord hider solution. While it does not actually hide the TV power cord inside the wall, PowerBridge has been engineered to meet National Electric Code and meets strict UL product safety testing standards. PowerBridge hides the ugly cords that connect to your TV from your devices like your cable box, DVD player or game system and provides electrical power connection for the TV safely and easily.[/vc_column_text][/single_tab][single_tab title=”Electrical Code Compliant” tab_id=”1500393998637-3-1″][vc_column_text]PowerBridge in-wall kits meet National Electrical Code 400.7 specifically permits the installation to meet Code.
NEC 2014 Article 400.7 Uses Permitted (Flexible Cords) – 400.7(A)(11) “Between an existing receptacle outlet and an inlet, where the inlet provides power to an additional single receptacle outlet. The wiring interconnecting the inlet to the single receptacle outlet shall be a Chapter 3 wiring method. The inlet, receptacle outlet and Chapter 3 wiring method, including the flexible cord and fittings, shall be listed assembly specific for this application.”
The cable running behind the wall is NMB or MC permitted Chapter 3 wiring, not a flexible cord. PowerBridge is Listed as an assembly specific for this application meeting UL Standards UL498, UL514C and UL817[/vc_column_text][/single_tab][/ult_tab_element][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css_animation=”bottom-to-top”]
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