Can the monitor power cable run through the hole for the bolt-thru method?
1768944
Negative. The cables will need their own path through the desk surface. You may be able to custom engineer the washer that sits under the desk surface with some cable slots. Short of that the cables will not pass through the down tube through the desk top. Caveat: "I am using the clamp method."
1037272
I actually cut a slot at the front of the Grommet hole in the desk. It is ( not exactly ) 4" or so wide and about a 1/4" deep. it fits great and now I still run all the cables right up through the hole. Warning: if you are going to do this on the desk you currently use, I did. You will have dust from the cuts all over the room. But a jigsaw and a straight line gets it done really quick.
2081015
Is it possible to drill a hole to allow for wire to fit through? Also is it absolutely sealed shut where wire wont go through?
1667442
Monitor wire is about one foot long. An extension cable probably will not be necessary.
1455196
If you ran the cable through the bolt holes used for mounting then I am pretty sure you could. It Ian designed to work mounted and it does that perfectly. Don't know how it would do with a cable lock.
627757
There isn't a circle hole but there is a panel you can pop out (permanently or just fold it out) to run your cables through. My display covers the entire area so you cannot see the opening.
2278942
The cable mounts would not interfere with moving it, however, moving it can be problematic. The monitor is held in place with a clamp that is constricted via a bolt that is tightened/loosened with a hex key. You'd have to loosen the bolt, move the monitor, tighten the bolt, each time you wanted to move it up or down. You can do it, but I would think something more like a desk mount lcd arm would be better suited to the task that you described.
1347335
The cable should go all the way through ti down spoute.Should check with use of cable on metal roof.
922605
Yes. There are 4 bolt holes on the back (the side opposite to the door) No Cable
1720879
yes, there are 4 holes in each corner of the box. When I secured it to the wall in our office I only used screws in 2 of the holes along the right side of the box d/t where the stud was. The holes should be big enough to run a cable through them. Be warned, though, the box is VERY heavy so it may be tricky to make the box secure and not have it "wobble" against a non-flat surface. Perhaps using extra-long zip ties might work depending on the size of the post. Hope this helps. Good luck!
2202640
No, would not recommend bolting, the draw slides in an and out, also the end of the cable is what the lock latches on too.
2199416
No, the network cable might be able to fit thru, but the power cable will not fit.
2270170
Yes! I have my flat panel, Roku 3, cable box and UPS battery/surge protector all cabled through the 2 holes. There's a half circle cutout in the top open section and another hole behind the doors - all centered on the back. I also have a PC cable running into the back section to the UPS. Hope that helps!
453650
No, there is no way of passing the cable through the arm and no holes in the base. I didn't bother with mounting using the grommet base because you need to cut out a fairly large hole as well as mount several rails underneath to strengthen the area. Your better off with the clamp they provide. Honestly I'm not that impressed with the product.
72527
I used a 1/4-20 (1/4" dia., 20 thread per inch) tap to thread the existing bolt holes in the studs to prevent losing all those nuts and washers. I believe my cables are 4AWG with 5/16" connectors. One thought I had the other day is, I wonder how well a set of jumper cables would work at connecting between the inverter and battery?
1901758
It would depend on exactly how many wires, cables, and/or HDMI cables you wish to run through the power kit. I have a rather simple set up with 2 HDMI cables. The power cord that runs through the unit is built in. Maybe you could Google the manufacturer for a better answer.
339484
No, you need to use this with a Dell monitor that has the built in attachment and power source