Can the receiver be completely hidden behind our wall hung tv?
1505446
Hello Thank you for your inquiry. The wireless receiver comes with two keyhole mounts on the bottom of the unit. This will allow you to wall mount this device. Please install in a well vented area to avoid any possible over heating issues.
718662
Yes, but your cables must be fished through the wall as the opening for them to attach to the soundbar is only accessible from behind or below, not from above.
1908517
You could hide it behind the unit, but it all depends on your placement of the unit. Mine covered my cable outlet, but my wall plug is off to the side. Depending on your number of electronics, it could get full pretty quickly behind the unit if you place it over your wall outlet - depends on your cable management.
2057878
I mounted my tv to the wall. There might be a universal under the cabinet mount you could use.
1183946
Not literally under the TV but it can be placed by the TV without the wallmount
353347
yes, you will see some cables . you will have to hide the cable yourself as the kit does not come with any thing to do this. you may be able to hide the cables in the wall if you're skilled at doing this.
1081266
Not that I'm aware of. Didn't see anything about it in the owner's manual. it is wireless so you could take it off the wall and hide it.
1115251
Yes. The wires are very well hidden. The only thing I can say from experience is to make sure that you mount the unit high enough so that when the wires come out from the top, they are hidden by the tv. Have someone hold it on the wall and sit in your viewing area to make sure. I didn't and now I can see the wires for about 2 inches. Doesn't bother me though. Hopefully this helps.
611813
The remote is a surface mount box, you can take it apart, and attach it to a single gang box, but it will not recess in it, it will still be an inch out from the box you want to hide.
1801071
I put mine behind the TV. I live in a valley. We only get 3 channels. We live in Tulsa. Hope this helps.
1010222
It's not made for wall mounting, but I'm sure a couple of strips of Velcro would do the trick. The receiver unit is not heavy and I'm sure would stay in place with Velcro, although I have not tried it.
1613751
Conceptually yes. But won't a projector be exposed and behind you? This is more suited to retransmitting signals into a cabinet with no line-of-site option.
195496
It most certainly will. There is no need to have the receiver in "line of sight." I own two of these and have both receivers mounted behind the TVs.
1934677
You can run wires behind the section where the DVDs are (hard to see in the pictures), but to access them once the stand is mounted is difficult unless you have very small hands that can reach through the holes. But it IS possible to hide the wires if you just plan on putting the tv as pictured (on top of the stand, instead of mounting it to the wall).
483325
The plate installs flat against the wall I don't see how this would be possible nor safe.As another potential solution you can move the plate. I moved the plate directly behind the tv then installed the bar power cord in that hidden outlet. You can also buy a strip from Home Depot/lowes to hide the power cord as a cheaper solution.hope this helps.
535947
Yes. The unit has a back with holes for cables. They are completely hidden.
2123376
I do not see the typical holes for wall mounting on the back of the monitor. So I would have to say no.I will say that it has worked very well as an HD TV receiver.