could this unit be installed in wall of my home?
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It's a 12 Volt system, so if you have 12 V. power in your home I would say yes. It has no speakers with the Radio................
1644028
I think it coulc with proper framing. it was basically installed in a small space in our 5th wheel and we had to frame it.
1644029
Depends on the width of your wall. You would need to check the depth of the unit and room you have between your wall boards.
1373933
I would contact the seller and ask for one. I rec'd the installation manual both for this and for the wall unit. You need it to place all the parts in their appropriate place since it comes in dissassembled.
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I would check with a professional carpenter if you have or will be putting in a wall unit. It's a different project from what I took on as a DIY.
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I am guessing that it could. When I mounted it in a window, a metal sleeve was mounted first; then the unit slid into it. I would imagine the sleeve could be inserted into a wall opening.
1130542
If you could only read the instruction booklet provided with the unit, you would know you must leave at least a12 inch perimeter around the unit for proper operation. So, no, you may NOT put the unit up against a wall!
112833
I installed mine in the wall. Just be sure to flash and weatherproof it adequately.
327707
Yes. I checked the instructions and set it up for wall. Not great but it works,
1198386
It should be able to be mounted in the wall, the directions show you how it is done. Good luck, Paul
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It can be either surface mounted or recessed into the wall. If you want it recessed, you might have to put some more work into installing it. We had to cut out some drywall and all since our old one was surface mounted!
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I wouldn't. Would require modifying the base severely to make it work. If I wanted to have it wall mounted, I'd buy one made for that use.
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Hi TinaYes, the base unit ca be wall mounted but you will need to get screws from radio shack, best buy or other electrical store. The directions on page 59 of operations instruction booklet are not detailed but you should be able to install.
1359101
I checked with my son who installed our unit and he said he remembers thinking it could be installed from below if necessary. However, we were able to access it through the attic. So while I cannot say definitely, there is a good possibility that you would be able to install it from below.
1101753
It could be done if you were able to tie the bottom unit into the wall so it had support. The bottom unit would probably tip out without this support.
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I wouldn't recommend it. This unit is top heavy & needs an anchor support in a wall. I was so disappointed after I had assembled it that I disassembled it & sent it back.
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I would say no. There are eight long screws which need to be put into wall studs. The screws are the only thing holding the unit upright.
2205603
I would not because my units were part of a system that was wired into an existing home security system. I had to find the replacement model for the existing units because 1): some were missing and 2): wanted to do it right the first time. BRK was very helpful with finding the correct upgrade for the orignal units. hope this answers your question
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Yes, you can, with no damage to the unit. I've installed many of these over the years and have two in my own home. They are rather "bulletproof".