Can this unit be wired from the back (rear entry)? I want to mount it to the outside of my house with the connection coming in from the back.
231746
Yes it can you need to have an exterior J box (water proof) come out and connect to the Bosch J box, you do not have to be too far just a few inches from each other, preferably the house J Box at the bottom of the bosch Power Max, it has the J box at the bottom left side.
231747
You should look at the owners and installation manual. The electrical knockouts are on the bottom. I would run the flex or conduit just under the knockout. You could do so with the conduit being barely visible once the Bosch is mounted to the wall. There is a bit of a cavity at the bottom of the unit. I am happy with my purchase.
231748
YOu could frill a hole in the bottom/back and bring the supply in there instead of from underneath, or just bring your supp;y through the wall below the unit and then upwards through some flex. I do not believe this unit it rated for outdoor use (not waterproof, etc)
231749
Yes, it can be mounted from the backside and that wiring can remain hidden inside the housing.
231750
I have mine coming through a cement wall on my office building feed from the rear into my electrical box. No problem. There may be some editing or knock-out panels, but your electrician should be able to handle that easily (or yourself if you are handy). The box is really simple... Glorified junction box / breaker box with a circuit board. You'll enjoy it..!
231751
The Bosch box has an under cut space at the bottom where the power cable and the power input is designed to enter. I would think that a 90 degree elbowwould be hidden behind this undercut area under the bottom of the unit. The back of the unit has a steel wall mounting plate which could be drilled out butcould be tricky to line up with a user installed hole in the rear the unit. Good Luck
231752
Yes . It has a little plate that comes off the back. It technically wires from just below that plate through a hole but you wire it completely from behind and not be able to see any wires from the front. It actually looks pretty sharp. I hard wire mine too from behind. The only thing I did was buy an extra hook from Home Depot to hang the excess cord on the wall next to unit. Super easy.
1379265
The unit has a set of wires that connect to the back, but you'll have to buy a wiring harness to adapt it to your specific vehicle's stereo wiring. But that really doesn't matter, because this unit is terrible and you should avoid it.
1878508
The back is not flush. You must install it onto a out door junction box first for connection, then mount the box onto flat surface.
496087
Yes. The cord attaches at the bottom of the wall mount. A handy person could hard wire it easily.
870907
You can, but I think you'd be better off finding a way to attach it to the window frame and run the wire. Mine is outside, and the wire goes inside straight to a small amplifier then to the coax house wiring.
657976
I have this box as well . you will run your wiring to the back side of the connector.
1877288
The connections are to the back of the unit. You have to use extension cables and leave them in your glove box for easy access.
1153694
No you would either have to run conduit and wire or UF cable from a power source. It is also not a stand alone unit it has a 3/8" conduit nipple at the base that screws into a ground mount unit also sold by RAB
1052847
Not the way it comes from the factory. However, the wires are accessible on the back side so you could wire it up to work that way if you wished. Hope this helps!
1431678
Yes. I mounted it outside of my shop with screws that came with the unit. The unit is designed to mount in a number of ways, flat or vertical. I mounted it against the outer wall near the top of my shop which is at least 250 ft from my house. I get a full 5 bars from my house and 3 bars from a house down the street which is a good ways off.
1100692
It is ment to be mounted on a wall box and hard wired to switched circuit. Not intended for cord and plug. Hope this answers your question.
710227
There is no input on the back as you find with batteries that accept external batteries. I would say NO, unless you want to risk modding the unit and even then I am not sure.
1188286
ours was new construction so it is hardwired in. It has an outlet within it and the manufacturer should be able to tell you if you can just plug it in. I don't remember what the back looked like. Good luck.
2095656
no....that's too far a distance from the sensor to the unit.the alternative it to use a wired version with the sensor on the rear wheel & the unit mounted up front. I do that setup on a recumbent. You will need to get a longer cable; local bike store or cateye direct will be able to assist you with the longer cable. Another option is to mount the unit to the rear of the frame above the sensor on the rear wheel. I also did this type of setup on a recumbent, but i found it annoying that i had to stop & dismount to see the readings..
1263942
It's to be installed flush-mount through the wall, so it should be properly hard-wired from the house-wiring inside the wall, possibly with a more conveniently located (lower) wall switch. If not work-competent, have someone who is, install it.
695665
There is a standard usb port on the back of the radio. Run the wire during the install and leave it.
2149412
There's a cd changer on the front of the device, had unit installed by geek squad, so i don't know about rear connections.