Leviton 49605-28W 28 Wireless Structured Media Center with Vented Cover, White

works great ended up filling it pretty fast. Used at structured media panel. Ended up just pre drilling and screwing in my electronic devices as not all the holes line up. And used zap straps to pull wires tight to sides. Looks and works great.

Our home came with an 18” on metal Onq box. It was not big enough for the 20 ethernet cables, 20 coax cables, and speaker wires. Upgrading was easy but I did choose to install the tabs on the drywall instead of trying to seat the box flush. The end look is still relatively clean (it’s in a broom closet) and made it incredibly easy to just cut the drywall to accommodate the box and screw it down. I was able to fit all the coax, a 24 port commercial switch, a surfboard modem, an EERO router, and a powerstrip in the box tightly but neatly. It would not have worked if I had chosen to energize and connect the coax as well (which I passed on since we don’t use it). Honestly I think I would run a separate box and fish the coax over if it comes to that. The hinged door is really nice for routers and things where restarts are sometimes necessary. The vented plastic means no signal loss and plenty of airflow. It does feel a bit flimsy and cheap (but still does look nice) but honestly it doesn’t get used that often so I don’t care. The organization system, shelves, and tie downs are solid and I have no concerns of anything snapping or falling.

I have been a Leviton fan for many years. This is a beautifully made sturdy unit. The builder had installed an older 14 metal unit as a telephone splitter when we had landline phones. I removed that and cut the drywall to install this one. It fit exactly between the studs. The plastic material ensures you can install a wifi router. The plastic material is quite thick, and does not crack, so feel free to drill and screw if you wish.

Great box, however the add on parts are very expensive.

This is great. Of course the holes are pre-drolled for a proprietary system, but you can screw right through the plastic to use it for anything you need. Great system!

Shelves sold separately. I put this in the wall where my fiber was dropped. Having room for the power supply was an issue, I would recommend the thin line from Cyberpower (it fits). The plastic will bend a little when installing, but its a network panel, to be somewhat expected. I also recommend command strips for installing small units like my raspberry pi (pi-hole ad-block). I also had an electrician come out and run power to the plates in the bottom. All in all this was a great purchase and I do recommend.

I used for the Toshiba Frame 75

I do not want the cover because I want it to be flush behind the tv, but I was a little surprised this did not come with the cover, since the product listing has but 2 pictures and one of them is of the cover. It does come with the cardboard paint block cover.

Overall the box is good, but the hole used to mount accessories do not allow some other brands to be used. I had to use a 1/4 drill to add extra holes betweeen the existing ones to attach a some Legrand accessories. I did like the keyhole mount for the cover so I can just attach with the top two screws for quick access.

Works great. Deep enough to hold my modem and switch.