Does this Item has holes already done at back for wires setup? Or buyer has to drill the holes?
1160412
Good evening Surya. This item comes with cut out squares for your wires. I was able to cut right through it and follow the lines with. A simple box cutter.
1120385
Very simple, you don't need to use the screws, there are holes on the back to insert the two wires. Just make sure the ends are stripped and insert.
1405654
It comes with no wires. The back has the two male connectors (see photo). You have to make your own wires with female crimp/slips, or solder.
1981231
I can see there are two little holes at the back which are likely for wall mounting screws. Pls contact the Seller in case of further query. Thanks.
1824994
Not without some fabrication. It does not have holes for mounting screws on the bottom/back like one might expect. The bottom does have some sort of trough that looks like it is meant for wire to flow in it, or perhaps a clip of some sort. However, no such apparatus shipped with the unit.
717450
Yes, that's exactly what I did. There are 2 screws on the back where you attach the wires.
621196
It comes with wires, mount, and detailed instructions. Id suggest buying a mounting kit because the one provided is rather on the cheap side
1405653
It comes with no wires. Use solder and heat shrink tubing, it'll look very nice.
1551711
It does not include all the wires pictured, you wont need them. It is a very simple install. It took me about an hour to remove the back panel, assess the situation, remove the old heating element, install the new element and to put the back cover back on. You'll save well over 125.00 by doing it yourself.
241205
I installed it under front passenger seat and did not have to drill any holes. I did have to make a small cut in the carpet to get the wires through, but that was under the seat and not visible.
723218
Hi,There are no holes, notches or slots in the component. The rear of the unit is open, unless you cut holes in the cover that comes with it for your purposes.
1720389
The holes are in the backs of the top shelfs. Any electronics in the lower shelves need to be routed up to the top shelf or you will need to drill holes of your own. Back of the unit is basically solid.
150519
It has a black fiberboard back that you nail to the back of the unit. It has perferations that when you push on it it will make two holes to feed you wires thru.
1963327
I have not installed mine yet but according to the instructions there are appropriately space holes already on the back of the unit for mounting to wall studs. You need to supply your own lag screws for that though.
363893
You'd have to drill out the back of existing for wires to feed through, might not work
723219
This is what we thought was best to do.We put all our components in.Then the wires were run through the existing holes in the back.If we don't like the way some of the wires lined up we are ,going to make our own holes to have the wires run more neatly to a component. I hope this will help you.
2217883
I connected it to studs. It has two pre-drilled holes which are 16" apart. Comes with wooden plugs to cover holes. Don't remember if the screws were included or not. Not an issue.