PAC501B, M and P-series In-Wall Swing Arm Accessory
In-wall accessory for M and P-series swing arms, supporting 30"-71" displays to create an ultra low profile installation
The Chief PAC501B is an in-wall accessory designed for use with M and P-series swing arm mounts. This component allows installers to house the swing arm mechanism inside the wall, facilitating an ultra low profile installation that hides the mounting hardware. It is compatible with the PNRIW, PWRIW, and MWRIW swing arms. To achieve a complete look, this accessory requires a trim kit, as the PAC501B does not include one; dedicated trim kits are shipped with the PNRIW, PWRIW, and MWRIW models. For cable management, the unit features large conduit knockouts that simplify integration and are compatible with metal single gang boxes. Using this accessory with a pre-assembled Chief in-wall swing arm can significantly reduce total installation time on site.
Specifications are supplied by the manufacturer. For complete details, check the Resources section.Key features
Specifications
| Shipping Dimensions | 36" x 21.75" x 5" (914.4 x 552.5 x 127 mm) |
| Shipping Weight | 34.8 lbs (15.8 kg) |
| Typical Screen Size | 30" - 71" (762mm - 1803mm) |
| Accessory Type | In-Wall |
| Color | Black |
| TAA Compliant | No |
| UPC | 841872109053 |
| Certifications | UL Listed |
Resources
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Questions about this part
Does the PAC501B include a trim kit?
No, this accessory does not include a trim kit. Trim kits are provided with the PNRIW, PWRIW, and MWRIW dedicated in-wall swing arms.
What displays is this accessory compatible with?
This accessory is designed for displays with a typical screen size range of 30" to 71" (762mm - 1803mm).
Can I use this with a metal single gang box?
Yes, the large conduit knockouts on this unit are compatible with metal single gang boxes to facilitate easier cable integration.
Which swing arms are compatible with the PAC501B?
The PAC501B is compatible with Chief PNRIW, PWRIW, and MWRIW swing arms.
What is the difference between this and a standard on-wall arm?
When used with the appropriate Chief in-wall arm, this accessory allows the mechanism to be hidden inside the wall for an ultra low profile look.