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 Sanus Systems®, the leading global brand of audio/video mounts, furnishings and consumer electronics accessories, announces it is now shipping the Sanus Elements™ ELM803 Recessed Low Voltage In-Wall Box for a list price of $19.99 USD. The ELM803 installs behind a mounted flat-panel TV, allowing the TV to sit as close to the wall as possible, and routes cables neatly through the wall for a flawless home theater installation. The box can be mounted on sheetrock walls using the built-in work tabs or attached directly to select Sanus mounts with removable ClickFit™ brackets. The brackets easily snap onto the mount for a clean installation with no drilling or wall mounting required. "With the introduction of ultra-thin mounts, TVs can be placed an inch or less from the wall," said Steve Frank, Sanus director of product management. "The TV looks great but it's often more difficult to install electrical boxes in the wall behind the mount and still have room to plug cables into the outlets. The ELM803 solves this problem with an in-wall wiring solution and plenty of space for cable management that's also easy to install." The ELM803 features cable routing holes, single-gang low voltage pass-through inlet/outlet knockouts and 56 cubic inches of space for jack packs and smaller client boxes. For more details, visit www.sanus.com or download the product sell sheet. About Sanus Systems Sanus Systems®, a division of Milestone AV Technologies, designs and builds fine AV mounts, furniture, stands and accessories. Every Sanus product is engineered to enhance AV systems and the surrounding décor. Today Sanus offers more than 300 home theater units, TV and audio stands, mounts, speaker supports, AV equipment racks and accessories. Sanus products are available at thousands of retail locations worldwide and can be seen at the company's website: www.sanus.com. 
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