HVAC Line Set Rough-in Box, Exterior Wall Termination, Black

PROTECTS YOUR COPPER FROM ROUGH-IN TO START-UP: A wall boot for the copper lines, sized so the whole line set terminates in one box. Line sets go in at the start of construction and sit exposed for months while framing, siding and landscaping crews work around them. Run the line set, drain and low voltage wire into the Lineset Box, or store them inside it until you return, and they are shielded from being bent, crushed or torn off. One kink means rework, and rework is hours you did not bid. | CLAIM YOUR BAY ON DAY ONE: Install the Lineset Box when you cut out the house, before the siding crew arrives. It stakes your space on the exterior wall and gives every line set a defined, professional home, so you are not negotiating for wall space with three other trades six weeks later. Plumbers have their washer boxes. Electricians have their boxes. This is the one for HVAC. | A WEATHERTIGHT TERMINATION POINT, NOT A HOLE AND SOME FOAM: Cut a 10-3/4 x 5-3/4 in opening in the sheathing, seat the box, and the mounting flange sits flat against the sheathing while the siding runs into it, so the penetration sits in the plane of the wall instead of standing off it. Seal the flange with flashing tape and the line set termination is finished the way the rest of the envelope is. | ONE MOLDED PIECE, NO ASSEMBLY: Cut the opening, seat the box, fasten the flange with eight 3/4 in deck screws, run your lines. There is nothing to put together, nothing to clip on, and nothing extra to buy beyond screws and tape. Molded from UL-recognized polypropylene, UL 94 HB rated under UL File E130336, and built to stay on the wall for the life of the system. Flange 12.16 x 7.18 in; body 3.60 in behind the flange. | MADE IN THE USA, IN WHITE AND BLACK: Invented by a contractor with over 40 years in the field and made in the USA by J.T. Products LLC of Warwick, New York, in business since 1999. Choose white or black to match the exterior, at the same price. Hardware built for the parts of a rough-in nobody enjoys, and for the reputation you leave on every job.