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Pass-through J-box mount for routing cables through a junction box
The PanaVise 89906 is a pass through J box mount designed for surveillance installations. It provides a secure mounting point for security cameras or related accessories. This accessory suits installers and system integrators working on smart home or commercial security projects.
Verify that your existing junction box matches the pass through design before ordering. Confirm the mounting pattern aligns with your camera hardware and that the box depth suits your wiring needs. Ensure the mounting surface can support the assembly weight.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | PanaVise |
| Model name | 89906 |
| Product type | Mounting |
The package contains the PanaVise 89906 mount itself. Surveillance cameras, junction boxes, wiring and mounting hardware are not included and must be sourced separately.
Only the single model 89906 is offered. There are no alternative capacities or versions to select from for this product.
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