Panamax MIW-XT In-wall power management extender system Zoom Front Video loading and will display in just a moment. Photos Videos Item# 299MIWXT offer details Item# 299MIWXT Be the first to write a review In Stock Free Crutchfield CableLabels Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $149.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist | Email me alerts for this product See related offers and ways to save Save 20% with select home A/V gear Special Financing Available Overview Details Customer Reviews Category Info Our take on the Panamax MIW-XT by Loren Barstow The Panamax MIW-XT offers a neat, clean way to connect your wall-mounted flat-panel TV to a line conditioner or uninterruptible power supply in a different location, such as a closet or component rack. This system includes an AC outlet faceplate for your TV, plus an AC inlet faceplate and power cord for making a connection to your line conditioner. Connect the two plates via in-wall power cable for a professional-looking installation and less cable clutter. Each faceplate also includes an opening for audio and video signal cables, so you can run those through the wall, too. The MIW-XT includes various inserts for the cable opening, such as a pass-through adapter with a rubber grommet, and a Decora® adapter that accommodates up to a six-port plate (not included). Note: Installation by a licensed electrician is recommended. Highlights:connects an audio/video component to an AC line conditioner or uninterruptible power supply in another location includes both AC inlet and AC outlet faceplates with openings for in-wall audio and video cablesEMI/RFI noise filtration built into outlet receptacleultra-thin profile lets equipment hang less than one inch from the wall15-amp total current capacityincludes a variety of adapters for the audio/video cable opening:Decora adapter plateKeystone 2-port adapterrubber grommetcompatible with optional Panamax MIW signal line modules11-inch flat-plug power adapter cord and 6-foot power inlet cordcompatible with most standard electrical boxes electrical boxes are not includedCSA-certified for code-compliant in-home usewarranty: 3 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What’s in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Features and Specs Type Loading... In-wall Total AC Outlets Loading... 1 High-Current Outlets Loading... None USB Connections Loading... None RF-EMI Filtering Loading... No Joule Rating Loading... N/A Powerline Network Compatible Loading... No Connected Equipment Guarantee Loading... N/A Width (inches) Loading... 4-13/16 Height (inches) Loading... 4-13/16 Depth (inches) Loading... 3-7/16 Weight (pounds) Loading... 4 Parts Warranty Loading... 3 Years Labor Warranty Loading... 3 Years Product Research Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Faceplate/single outlet assembly Faceplate/single inlet assembly 2 Inserts with pass-through adapter 6' AC inlet cord Plug securing clip 10-1/4" Power cord adapter 2 Decora trim plate adapters 2 Keystone module inserts 6 Wire nuts 4 Pan-head screws (9/16" length) 8 Flat-head screws (1/2" length) Installation Instructions Warranty sheet Outlet cutout template Caution sheet Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The MIW-XT Max In-Wall Power Management Extender System extends safe, protected AC power from Panamax Power Management components to a remotely installed flat panel TV, ceiling-mounted projector, or powered subwoofer. The inlet faceplate can be placed behind your equipment rack, and the outlet faceplate hides discreetly behind the remotely installed component for a neat, professional installation, without the bulky power strips or hanging power wires. The MIW-XT faceplates are compatible with a standard dual gang in-wall J-box. Design: The MIW-XT consists of a single AC inlet faceplate and a single AC outlet faceplate for extending safe AC power from a Panamax power conditioning component to a piece of equipment remotely installed away from the equipment rack. The AC inlet and outlet are connected by common in-wall power wiring (i.e. Romex). On each faceplate, there is a low-voltage signal bay for connecting or passing through audio and video cables between the equipment rack to the remote component. The port can accommodate optional installation solutions by using the supplied Decora adapter, pass-through insert, or Keystone 2-port adapter. Optional MIW Signal Line Modules (sold separately) can also be used. A 6' AC inlet cord is provided. AC Power Cables: The included 6' AC inlet cable has a right-angle female plug that connects to the inlet faceplate and protrudes just over 1" from the wall. The 11" flat power plug adapter goes between the component's AC plug and the wall outlet so you can install the equipment as close as 1" from the wall. Note: Because the width of the plug adapter, the MIW-XT is not recommended for use with the Samsung TV Ultra Slim Wall Mount (305WMN1000). The wall mount reduces the gap between the TV and the wall to 5/8". Low Voltage Signal Bay: You can use the low-voltage signal bay to pass through the component's video and audio cables. You can use the MIW Pass-Through insert, which comes installed on the mounting bracket, and cut a hole in the rubber grommet so that it fits tightly around the cable. If you want terminals at the wall plate, you can use the supplied Decora adapter or Keystone module insert, along with the appropriate terminal modules (sold separately). Another option is to use a Panamax MIW signal-line module (sold separately), such as the MIW-5RCA, MIW-DATA, MIW-SVIDEO, or MIW-VGA. Product Reviews Be the first to review this product. Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email * Please include your email* Please enter a valid email address. 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Our take on the Panamax MIW-XT by Loren Barstow The Panamax MIW-XT offers a neat, clean way to connect your wall-mounted flat-panel TV to a line conditioner or uninterruptible power supply in a different location, such as a closet or component rack. This system includes an AC outlet faceplate for your TV, plus an AC inlet faceplate and power cord for making a connection to your line conditioner. Connect the two plates via in-wall power cable for a professional-looking installation and less cable clutter. Each faceplate also includes an opening for audio and video signal cables, so you can run those through the wall, too. The MIW-XT includes various inserts for the cable opening, such as a pass-through adapter with a rubber grommet, and a Decora® adapter that accommodates up to a six-port plate (not included). Note: Installation by a licensed electrician is recommended. Highlights:connects an audio/video component to an AC line conditioner or uninterruptible power supply in another location includes both AC inlet and AC outlet faceplates with openings for in-wall audio and video cablesEMI/RFI noise filtration built into outlet receptacleultra-thin profile lets equipment hang less than one inch from the wall15-amp total current capacityincludes a variety of adapters for the audio/video cable opening:Decora adapter plateKeystone 2-port adapterrubber grommetcompatible with optional Panamax MIW signal line modules11-inch flat-plug power adapter cord and 6-foot power inlet cordcompatible with most standard electrical boxes electrical boxes are not includedCSA-certified for code-compliant in-home usewarranty: 3 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee
Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What’s in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Features and Specs Type Loading... In-wall Total AC Outlets Loading... 1 High-Current Outlets Loading... None USB Connections Loading... None RF-EMI Filtering Loading... No Joule Rating Loading... N/A Powerline Network Compatible Loading... No Connected Equipment Guarantee Loading... N/A Width (inches) Loading... 4-13/16 Height (inches) Loading... 4-13/16 Depth (inches) Loading... 3-7/16 Weight (pounds) Loading... 4 Parts Warranty Loading... 3 Years Labor Warranty Loading... 3 Years Product Research Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Faceplate/single outlet assembly Faceplate/single inlet assembly 2 Inserts with pass-through adapter 6' AC inlet cord Plug securing clip 10-1/4" Power cord adapter 2 Decora trim plate adapters 2 Keystone module inserts 6 Wire nuts 4 Pan-head screws (9/16" length) 8 Flat-head screws (1/2" length) Installation Instructions Warranty sheet Outlet cutout template Caution sheet Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The MIW-XT Max In-Wall Power Management Extender System extends safe, protected AC power from Panamax Power Management components to a remotely installed flat panel TV, ceiling-mounted projector, or powered subwoofer. The inlet faceplate can be placed behind your equipment rack, and the outlet faceplate hides discreetly behind the remotely installed component for a neat, professional installation, without the bulky power strips or hanging power wires. The MIW-XT faceplates are compatible with a standard dual gang in-wall J-box. Design: The MIW-XT consists of a single AC inlet faceplate and a single AC outlet faceplate for extending safe AC power from a Panamax power conditioning component to a piece of equipment remotely installed away from the equipment rack. The AC inlet and outlet are connected by common in-wall power wiring (i.e. Romex). On each faceplate, there is a low-voltage signal bay for connecting or passing through audio and video cables between the equipment rack to the remote component. The port can accommodate optional installation solutions by using the supplied Decora adapter, pass-through insert, or Keystone 2-port adapter. Optional MIW Signal Line Modules (sold separately) can also be used. A 6' AC inlet cord is provided. AC Power Cables: The included 6' AC inlet cable has a right-angle female plug that connects to the inlet faceplate and protrudes just over 1" from the wall. The 11" flat power plug adapter goes between the component's AC plug and the wall outlet so you can install the equipment as close as 1" from the wall. Note: Because the width of the plug adapter, the MIW-XT is not recommended for use with the Samsung TV Ultra Slim Wall Mount (305WMN1000). The wall mount reduces the gap between the TV and the wall to 5/8". Low Voltage Signal Bay: You can use the low-voltage signal bay to pass through the component's video and audio cables. You can use the MIW Pass-Through insert, which comes installed on the mounting bracket, and cut a hole in the rubber grommet so that it fits tightly around the cable. If you want terminals at the wall plate, you can use the supplied Decora adapter or Keystone module insert, along with the appropriate terminal modules (sold separately). Another option is to use a Panamax MIW signal-line module (sold separately), such as the MIW-5RCA, MIW-DATA, MIW-SVIDEO, or MIW-VGA.
Learn more about Power Protection Learn more about Power Protection Power Protection: How to Choose Power Protection: How to Choose Ralph Graves 1/10/2011 based on 108 ratings (7 comments) Power line surges and lightning strikes can damage or destroy your precious audio/video gear. The question isn't whether or not to use power protection, but rather which type is best for you. Video: Power Protection & Management Video: Power Protection & Management Amanda P., Video Guest 2/9/2009 based on 18 ratings (1 comment) Learn how the quality of the power in your home can affect the performance of your TV, DVR, and other audio/video gear. Watch cool hands-on demos to see what can happen when you don't have good... Power Protection FAQ Power Protection FAQ Ralph Graves 1/20/2011 based on 8 ratings Does my power protection component have to be turned on to work? What is a ground loop? I only have a 2-prong outlet - can I use a power protection model with a 3-prong plug? Why should I buy one... Power Protection Glossary Power Protection Glossary Ralph Graves 6/18/2009 based on 2 ratings Learn about power protection features and technical specifications. 15 Tips for Better Sound from Your Home System 15 Tips for Better Sound from Your Home System Crutchfield Writing Team 4/29/2011 based on 80 ratings (7 comments) Sound quality is a major part of the home A/V experience, and it sometimes gets overlooked. These upgrades can help you get better sound, and many of them are free. Visit our Learning Center to learn more about Power Protection
Power Protection: How to Choose Power Protection: How to Choose Ralph Graves 1/10/2011 based on 108 ratings (7 comments) Power line surges and lightning strikes can damage or destroy your precious audio/video gear. The question isn't whether or not to use power protection, but rather which type is best for you.
Video: Power Protection & Management Video: Power Protection & Management Amanda P., Video Guest 2/9/2009 based on 18 ratings (1 comment) Learn how the quality of the power in your home can affect the performance of your TV, DVR, and other audio/video gear. Watch cool hands-on demos to see what can happen when you don't have good...
Power Protection FAQ Power Protection FAQ Ralph Graves 1/20/2011 based on 8 ratings Does my power protection component have to be turned on to work? What is a ground loop? I only have a 2-prong outlet - can I use a power protection model with a 3-prong plug? Why should I buy one...
Power Protection Glossary Power Protection Glossary Ralph Graves 6/18/2009 based on 2 ratings Learn about power protection features and technical specifications.
15 Tips for Better Sound from Your Home System 15 Tips for Better Sound from Your Home System Crutchfield Writing Team 4/29/2011 based on 80 ratings (7 comments) Sound quality is a major part of the home A/V experience, and it sometimes gets overlooked. These upgrades can help you get better sound, and many of them are free.