PAC501 In-Wall Header/Footer Kit - PACHFK1
In-wall header and footer kit for PAC501 solutions that eliminates the need for traditional wood framing between studs
The Chief PACHFK1 is an in-wall header and footer kit specifically designed to support the PAC501 in-wall solution. By using this kit, installers can eliminate the requirement to install a standard wood header and footer or frame around the PAC501 with 2x4 studs. This component provides a solid support structure and features built-in knockouts to simplify the process of electrical wiring. The PACHFK1 is engineered for efficient installation, allowing it to be mounted between three 16" center studs once the center stud is removed. This accessory is TAA compliant and is intended for use with the PAC501B M and P-series In-Wall Swing Arm Accessory.
Specifications are supplied by the manufacturer. For complete details, check the Resources section.Key features
Specifications
| Shipping Dimensions | 32.25" x 10" x 7" (819.2 x 254 x 177.8 mm) |
| Shipping Weight | 11.33 lbs (5.1 kg) |
| Accessory Type | In-Wall |
| Application | Footer KitIn-Wall Header |
| TAA Compliant | Yes |
| UPC | 841872110578 |
| Certifications | TAA |
Resources
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Questions about this part
Will the PACHFK1 work with the PAC501 swing arm?
Yes, this kit is designed to support the Chief PAC501 in-wall solution, including the PAC501B M and P-series In-Wall Swing Arm Accessory.
How much framing is required for this installation?
The PACHFK1 provides a solid support structure that eliminates the need to frame around the PAC501 with 2x4 studs or install a standard wood header and footer.
What stud spacing is required for the PACHFK1 kit?
The kit is designed to be installed between three 16" center studs once the center stud has been removed.
Does this kit help with electrical cable management?
The kit includes built-in knockouts which are designed to simplify the process of electrical wiring within the wall.
Is the PACHFK1 TAA compliant?
Yes, the PACHFK1 is TAA compliant.
