Cable entry devices create a finished pass-through for low-voltage wires routed through walls, helping keep cables grouped and reducing exposure to abrasion at the wall opening. Plates, brush-style entrances, and angled covers can also conceal the opening, support a cleaner installation behind displays or equipment, and provide mounting options for single-gang or double-gang setups.

Choose a single-gang cable entry device when the installation has a smaller cable bundle and limited wall space, and choose a double-gang device when you need more room for multiple low-voltage cables or a larger opening. Also consider the available low-voltage bracket or wall space, the cable entry direction, and whether the device’s plate style and color suit the installation.

Reversible cable entry devices can mount with the entrance facing into or out of the wall, supporting different wall depths and installation layouts. Single- and double-gang options, along with direct-to-wall or low-voltage bracket mounting, help route and cover cables neatly behind displays and other equipment.

Low-voltage cable entry devices can mount directly to a wall with drywall screws or attach to a low-voltage bracket installed in an electrical box. Options include single-gang and double-gang plates, reversible designs that face into or out of the wall, and brush-style entrances for Decora-style plates.