Leviton Push-Lock Pins for Structured Media Centers, Bag of 20, 47615-NYL

Thanks to the previous reviewers that posted pictures of their installations. Before I bought these I first checked the actual holes stamped into the enclosure and it appears it is an industry standard with a diameter of 1/4 in. This product definitely works in non-Leviton branded media / network enclosures (WirePath for mine). Price is a bit high for these tiny pieces of plastic, but they are not flimsy and will definitely work with small L brackets from most hardware stores to hold up your equipment. As these push-locks are brand new, it may require a rubber hammer or extra force to have them work the first few times, but after that they work just fine.

pins worked perfect and were a good price . I do low voltage wiring and sometimes if you need to take out a Leviton module the pins do not work well for a reuse . Always have extra pins on hand if installing Leviton modules. I purchased a 16 channel output for cable TV{ Leviton Module } and used RG6U Quad Shield for the wire. Also used a Leviton 12 output telephone module with Cat 5 wire. Also installed 16 runs of Cat 6 wire for the computer network but not hooked up yet. Also purchased a Leviton Video Amplifier model 48210 for a roof antenna for HDTV. It's going into the same cabinet but output goes to a different apartment. Also purchased a Leviton Computer Router model 47611. I may use it or I will use the 16 channel NetGear thats in my rack mount. Wiring closet has a small rack mount in addition to the Leviton Structured Wiring Cabinet. Rack mount has a Cyberpower surge protector-power supply for all the household 120 volt wiring in the electrical closet. Also has a 24 channel patch panel and the Netgear Switch.

[Update] So, reading directions is important. If you insert the base into your item first, then put the center piece in half way, everything works fine. Changed rating to 4 star from 1 star... Reading is hard. [/Update] I am using these with the Leviton 49605-30W (the RF transparent ABS plastic one) and these pins make me want to punch my fist through the drywall I just tore up and repaired to put the enclosure in. They are horrid. I can't even PUSH them into Leviton products to fit them into the enclosure. I tried by hand, and it won't budge, so I tried carefully using tools (plyers, etc) to push them in, AND THEY BENT. If you're like me and thought these would be a great idea to have a module enclosure, forget it. I'm still searching for an alternative product because I refuse to drill holes in my enclosure when it ALREADY HAS HOLES IN IT. What's the point? I'll be calling Leviton soon. I'm guessing the enclosure is thicker than standard metallic ones, but they should have taken that into consideration. I'll update if their answer is satisfactory.

Normally these are included with the brackets and devices so no need to purchase unless you break or lose some. I fabricated some custom mounting plates so I needed extra pins and these worked perfectly. Note that the thickness of the mounting ears on the device must be very close to the OEM brackets for these to work.

Click into Leviton smc like they should.

I have a primex media panel so wasn’t sure if these push locks would work but they do. I figured the holes in the panel were standard sizes so took a chance and am happy I got these. However, the picture makes it seem like these have a flat enough head that I could easily slide them into the grooves of my router and modem to mount directly to the panel, but unfortunately the heads are too thick and do not slide into the grooves. This seems like a poor design choice as it would make these much more versatile. So despite fitting into my panel, I’m going to have to get other panel racks and options for mounting my hardware, which is a shame. Oh well. At least I can secure anything with holes.

Legrand was charging ~$15-~$20 for these, which is outrageous. Leviton provides a solid alternative that works exactly the same, for less than half the price. These are pretty durable (it took pliers to remove them), but ultimately, they're still plastic, so don't be too rough with them. The installation process is easy. The lock goes in first, then the pin, then you're done. Great value, and I highly recommend these over Legrand.

Worried perfectly on my Legrand On-Q 42” cabinet!

Work well in my media box to place and hold media components

No soportan mucho peso, no son compatibles con muchos productos y se salen fácilmente de su lugar.

Fits into Primex media enclosures. These pins stopped the idiot cable guy from putting random holes into my media enclosure when mounting electronics.

I had thought these would fit the screw slot cut outs in my network equipment giving an easy mounting option. The head shape on this is not similar enough to a standard screw to work though. Otherwise fits the panel well, and there are lots of accessories that do work with them

item was as described