Xspot Products

04/21/2026

Xspot Trim Solutions; finally, a better way to conceal connectors and achieve the clean, professional finish contractors and customers expect.

The Xspot Trim Sampler features our complete line of Level5 Trim© solutions, with six precision-fit grommets designed to conceal wires and fittings cleanly into the wall. Built for professionals who value both performance and appearance, this kit includes one of each trim style, allowing installers to see and compare the full range of trim options in one convenient set. (read full description of each Trim) https://mailchi.mp/xspotproducts.com/discover-the-ultimate-trim-solutions-for-motorized-shades-10979389

Every grommet fits a 1-inch opening, is paintable, and includes a removable fl**ge that allows it to sit perfectly flush with the finished surface. For an even cleaner final result, any grommet can be paired with the Dropout to conceal the wire opening completely.

From terminated cable management to keystone inserts, wire retention, and standard trim applications, the Trim Sampler highlights the versatility and precision that make Xspot a smarter solution for professional low-voltage installations.

See Shades and Trim solution overview video; https://www.xspotproducts.com/products-new

03/30/2026

The new wiring standard for motorized shades.

If you’re a shades contractor or Systems Integrator excited about PoE shades but concerned about how to hide the wiring, Xspot has a clean solution. The XPOE is a recessed grommet with an integrated keystone port designed to conceal RJ45 fittings and slack wire, then finish the opening with a Snap...

03/30/2026

https://mailchi.mp/xspotproducts.com/poe-recessed-trim-for-motorized-shades-by-xspot-10978948

The new standard for wiring shades, The XPOE creates a recessed RJ45 port the fully hide your connectors and excess wire. The is how you step up your game.

If you’re a shades contractor or Systems Integrator excited about PoE shades but concerned about how to hide the wiring, Xspot has a clean solution. The XPOE is a recessed grommet with an integrated keystone port designed to conceal RJ45 fittings and slack wire, then finish the opening with a Snap...

03/19/2026

Need a Euro (KNX) ring to finish a project, dealers are using The XSpot XSquare

Just like a Level 5 drywall finish sets the standard for a flawless wall, XSquare and XRing bring that same level of precision to technology prewire. Traditional mudrings and retrofit rings often lead to bumps, misalignment, or devices that don’t sit right—issues that show up when it matters mos...

01/13/2026

Something new, always.

Sneak Peek 2026: Creating the Standard for Wiring & TrimThe biggest changes coming to wiring and trim in 2026 aren’t just new products—they’re new ways of thinking about how low-voltage systems are designed, specified, installed, and communicated.At Xspot, every solution we build starts with t...

12/30/2025

Xspot favs for the year, check it out.

12/05/2025

Prewires are often framed as a budget fallback when clients hesitate on equipment. That approach backfires—compressing decisions, pushing lower‑performance gear, or causing clients to defer entirely. A properly designed prewire is the platform that:

Protects the build: fewer change orders, no open‑wall rework.

Protects performance: correct pathways, power separation, and locations for speakers, displays, shades, cameras, lighting, and network—not just “whatever fits.”

Protects the sale: converts “not now” into larger, higher‑margin phase‑two equipment projects with less labor risk.

Bottom line: Lead with infrastructure. The equipment sale follows—and it’s the right design for the project.

See attached Xspot Prewire product selection guide.

(thanks for the great pics iQuarters)

12/03/2025

I recently connected with a company that specializes in prewires and shared one of our go-to tools—right behind our favorite Xspot products (full bias intended). This tool has replaced the need for one or two people standing around feeding wires over walls or around corners. Simple technology is still technology, and it can save real time and money.

While we all focus on selling great tech, it’s easy to overlook innovations that improve our own internal operations. Whether hardware or software, staying aware of tools that streamline our work is just as important as the solutions we deliver to clients.

This seem to be the lowest price so far for this unit, that shouldn't matter, it will save you so much more.

https://www.discount-low-voltage.com/Greenlee-12211-Cable-Pulling-Roller?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21453284604&gbraid=0AAAAADyhfC-NqUAfPYjKy0xM8b7CC6Jrd&gclid=Cj0KCQiAubrJBhCbARIsAHIdxD-AsDxhWMNQVJvCCoKjfbnPpqeIyKPZXavm3LKqb1rPCfJWvuiswXwaAnAHEALw_wcB

11/06/2025

Grounding of Services by Mike Holt, NEC Consultant
Correct grounding of services depends upon understanding the definition and role of the grounded conductor. The grounded conductor is typically the neutral, so going forward we will refer to the grounded conductor as the neutral.

Grounding electrode connection

A premises wiring system supplied by a grounded service must have a grounding electrode conductor connected to the service neutral conductor as follows:

(1) General. The grounding electrode conductor connection to the neutral conductor at the service must be made at any accessible point from the load end of the overhead service conductors, service drop, underground service conductors, or service lateral to the terminal or bus to which the service neutral conductor is connected at the service disconnect.

Some inspectors require the grounding electrode conductor connection to the service neutral conductor to be made at the meter socket enclosure, while others insist the connection be made only within the service disconnect. Grounding at either location complies with this rule, but be sure you know the local utility company’s policy on connections inside the meter socket.

(4) Service Equipment, Main Bonding Jumper. If the main bonding jumper specified in 250.28 is a wire or busbar, you can terminate the grounding electrode conductor to the equipment grounding terminal, bar, or bus to which the main bonding jumper is connected, instead of to the neutral terminal.

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11/06/2025

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