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Frank Lee · 05-04-2005, 07:28 PM

My Infocus 4805 is on the way. I realized today I need a way to plug it in. I would like to install a new duplex outlet in the ceiling, but it will be very difficult to do because of pre-existing finished walls and ceiling. For running my component video cables I was planning on using one of those plastic wire channels that has a paintable cover. Could I run a electrical cord inside that with the component cable? I am guessing that will cause serious interference. I just wanted to check because that would be the easy way out. What are you guys doing to get power to your projector?

Thanks

05-04-2005, 07:28 PM	#1 of 11
Frank Lee Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Local Time: 07:15 PM Local Date: 11-21-2008 Posts: 142	Any tricks for plugging in my projector? My Infocus 4805 is on the way. I realized today I need a way to plug it in. I would like to install a new duplex outlet in the ceiling, but it will be very difficult to do because of pre-existing finished walls and ceiling. For running my component video cables I was planning on using one of those plastic wire channels that has a paintable cover. Could I run a electrical cord inside that with the component cable? I am guessing that will cause serious interference. I just wanted to check because that would be the easy way out. What are you guys doing to get power to your projector? Thanks