Power outlet

Cable Management

Low Voltage

Power outlet

Straight up

One stud over

Two studs over

Adding a power outlet behind the TV

TV outlet installation by a Journeyman electrician

By hiring a journeyman electrician to install your power outlet, you can rest assured that the work will be done correctly and to the highest standards.

No more messy wires and cables hanging down of your TV

Upgrade your charging experience

Replace your standard outlet with a USB outlet

Are you tired of constantly searching for an available outlet to charge your electronic devices? you don't need a bulky adapter anymore.

Recessed outlet

1 Gang In-Wall Recessed

A recessed outlet is essential when you want a flush-to-the-wall mount for a TV. As TVs have become thinner, standard plugs often protrude too far, preventing the mount from collapsing fully or causing the TV to tilt unevenly.

2 Gang In-Wall Recessed - combo

Professional-grade solution designed to create a sleek, TV setup. By installing this recessed box directly into your wall, you can neatly conceal power cords and AV cables, completely eliminating the clutter of wires hanging beneath your display.

It is engineered with a customizable power output module that accommodates a wide variety of plug types—including bulky, over-molded power cords

Options available

How tamper resistant outlets work

Tamper-resistant receptacles feature a shutter mechanisms that are spring-loaded to block the slots of the receptacles, thus preventing the insertion of foreign objects, such as fingers, paper clips, toys and keys.

Cable - wire types

Armored cable (AC)

Also called metallic sheathed cable, armored cable (AC), or BX cable.

Mostly used in commercial, high rise buildings and some residential situations when cable is exposed, e.g., furnace, electrical panel outlet, inside cabinets.

Non metallic dry cable (NMD90)

NMD90 stands for non-metallic, dry location, 90 degree Celsius rated, also called Romex.

Commonly used in residential and multifamily buildings with wooden studs.

Code compliance

It's against Electrical code to run power cords inside walls !

Up to code

Add a power outlet behind your TV

"Flexible cord and cord sets shall not be used as substitute for the fixed wiring of structures and shall not be (ii) run through holes in walls, ceilings or floors"

Canadian Electrical code

🚫 Examples of what NOT to do

🚫 Be aware Fire Hazard

Electrician vs. DIY installation / handyman

If you want to add a new electrical outlet is better to hire an electrician, because they are trained to handle electrical work safely, ensure code compliance and can provide quality workmanship protecting you from liabilities

The "Fire Hazard"

This is where your Journeyman status shines.

Many DIY fan installs fail because of loose wire nuts or incorrect grounding. As a licensed electrician, I ensure every connection meets the Canadian Electrical Code to prevent arcing and fire hazards."