Wall Cable Pass Through Port Review

Great product. This was exactly what I wanted: a neat way to run 2 ethernet cables and a power cable from the closet to the hallway to keep my ethernet router as high as possible. Drill a 1 3/4" hole carefully so you don't run into a bolt and cut the electrical wire. Great tip for a newbie. center hole so the 2 holes line up. Much easier than taking precise measurements from known datum points .If you don't have a long drill, buy a 6" nail from the household department. Put insulation and…

The company recommends drilling a 1 3/4 inch hole in the wall for this connection. male and female ends. A tricky thing with this setup is aligning both sides of the hole. I have an entertainment center that is blocking one side of the wall so perfect hole alignment is not possible. I got close enough with a long drill to mark the center of both sides. Make sure you use a spike finder so you don't start a hole you can't finish! Besides aligning the holes, screwing the two ends together can be a

This is a great solution for running some cables through the wall (where there is room for them). I could easily find a spot in the wall to put the pass through. There are two tricky parts to installing: lining up the holes on either side and attaching the two pieces together. I decided to do the alignment by first drilling a hole in one side and then using that hole to drill a pilot hole in the other wall from the inside. I found that it was easier to judge if I had placed the drill bit…