Does anyone know if this will fit into a Leviton structured media enclosure? Need distance from front to back(white to black front).
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It is approximately 2in from the back to the front (measured to the end of the white clips that hold the front black part in place). However you are going to need a minimum of 3in to be able to plug Ethernet cables into the front panel.
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Hello John, That is correct. the actual distance from the front of the shelf to the mount frame is 11 1/2" to 12". The shelves are sandwiched between the back frame to give the shelves strength. I had to remove the feet on my receiver and added rubber feet in order to fit it in. cabling can be a little tricky but it can be done. Depending on how many cables you are running you may what to consider small diameter cables. Good Luck Tony S.
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I don't understand the situation. Since the viewer case/housing is 4 1/2 inches wide, you would need at least that width space to place it.
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it probably won't fit without an adapter it increase the mounting depth. I installed a shallow mount sub in this box
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It is shielded yes, the manual must have a typo because other manuals that include the PSW505 indicate that it is shielded as well as other sources I checked. As you may already know LCD, DLP and Plasma televisions are not affected by magnetism. Just to be safe, you should allow at least 18" of space between your subwoofer and any television, if you do notice video distortion or discoloration, immediately move the subwoofer away from the TV.
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Suggest you contact Levitron. What is the max amprage for both of the fans versus the rating of the switch? This is some info you may need.
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Had to dig up my boxes to get the model numbers, but I used a Silverstone SST-SDP08 3.5" to 2.5" bay converter to mount my Crucial SSD in. Worked without a hitch. Could have used the places designed for my SSD, but I did not like the access.
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if your asking for the exact measurement, I cant answer since my woofers are installed. but of course any round 15inch sub will fit. I wouldn't worry about the exact specs on the hole. I only have 500rms kicker cvr woofers in my 4 15lsv boxes each one receiving 400-450rms. ive heard bad reports of ppl installing super woofers in these boxes(1000-2500rms) and the boxes slowly falling apart. however all 4 of my boxes are rock solid, no evidence of any low build quality.
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It will fit in a standard, but a deep box is better. The holes are the standard distance as in a duplex receptacle.
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Don't think there would be a problem but can't guarantee it. Mine looks like it would fit multiple condenser mics even.
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If its a 3.5 HDD thannit should work. But the only bad thing about the enclosure is that its a pain to take apart. If you have a few bucks to spar I recommend something that is easier to open.
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The electrical is a standard old work two-gang box. then the cable pass through next to it. Width wise you should really be putting this in the void between two studs. Height? I got approx 3" for height of faceplate. a little over 9" wide.
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most standard pre-made enclosures are too small I had mine custom made but if you search around a bit you can find one that it will fit in
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I do not have a unit at this time at my home. Overall dimensions seems correct because a regular electrical receptacle fits inside as well as the attachment cord cap.I used it on a home to connect an enclose a low voltage power supply for a remote surveillance camera. It worked just fine. I attached the camera (external) to the cover also.
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I do not have an aswer for you. This enclosure is only for IDE-type drives. The other type is a SATA. I've looked through a couple sites on the web and not be able to determine the drive type. I'd be inclined to contact Fujitsu Support and ask about your model.
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Yes, there is enough room to store the transformer between the wall and the unit. That is how I did it. Just need to tidy up the cables. Make sure to mount the unit so you can easily get to the USB port for your media.
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It will stick out about 2 inches from the back of the drive. Just a word of warning...I had two of these go bad around a year after I purchased them...both within a month of each other. If I had it to do over again...I would buy an actual PCI/PCIE IDE card rather than these. Not only will the IDE card work better...be cheaper if you're buying more than one...give you better throughput...but these devices are difficult to get configured right...as well as allowing you to have an open SATA port.