Mounting a 5100 intercom in a flat dash requires threaded attachment points behind the dash opening. Access for service also matters once the intercom is installed. Listed for: Rugged 5100 intercom; virtually any box-style intercom manufactured since 1991, including Racer X, AVCOMM, and PCI. Fitment is not guaranteed on unlisted applications. The nut plate sits behind a cut dash opening and provides threaded inserts for mounting the intercom. Double stick tape holds the plate behind the opening during installation.
Key Features
- Threaded inserts for mounting a 5100 intercom
- Mounts behind an opening cut in a flat dash
- Attaches behind the opening with double stick tape
- Designed for intercom access and serviceability
- Works with virtually any box-style intercom manufactured since 1991
Built To Solve: 5100 Intercom Dash Mounting and Service
- Adds threaded mounting points behind a flat dash opening.
- Positions the nut plate behind the opening with double stick tape.
- Mounts the 5100 intercom where it can be accessed for service.
- Works with the stated range of box-style intercoms.
Best For: Flat-Dash Intercom Installers
- Rugged 5100 intercom owners mounting to a flat dash.
- Installers who can cut an opening in the dash.
- Owners of compatible box-style intercoms manufactured since 1991.
- Builders who want threaded inserts behind the intercom opening.
Specifications
- Mounting surface: Flat dash
- Mounting feature: Threaded inserts
- Manufacturer part numbers: 5100-NUTPLATE
What's in the Box
- AVCOMM
Fitment
- Rugged 5100 intercom; virtually any box-style intercom manufactured since 1991, including Racer X, AVCOMM, and PCI
Fitment is based on current product data for this part and is not guaranteed on unlisted applications. If you don't see your exact setup, contact us and we'll confirm fitment before you order.
FAQ
How does the nut plate attach to the dash?
Cut an opening in the dash, then attach the nut plate behind it using double stick tape.
What manufacturing years are covered for box-style intercoms?
The stated compatibility covers virtually any box-style intercom manufactured since 1991.
How can I check my intercom against the stated compatibility?
Check whether it is a Rugged 5100 or a box-style intercom manufactured since 1991. Racer X, AVCOMM, and PCI are named examples.
What is in the box?
The box contains: AVCOMM.
What is the manufacturer part number?
The manufacturer part number is 5100-NUTPLATE.
Why Rugged Radios
Rugged Radios offers this nut plate with threaded inserts for mounting a 5100 intercom to a flat dash.
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