See T5 and T4 screen sizes, wall and tabletop options, four real installations, and the trims, wall boxes, power, and wiring that make the finished installation look intentional.
The model name and diagonal screen size are separate decisions. The latest T5 specification and the established T4 documentation define four useful choices.
Designed as a thin, refined wall interface with magnetic trim and a proximity sensor.
The established 8-inch and 10-inch family supports permanent wall locations and portable tabletop control.
| Model | Screen | Mount | Best starting fit | Key planning point |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T5 8 | 8-inch, 1920 × 1200 | In-wall only | Kitchen, office, bedroom, secondary entry | Compact current-generation wall control with magnetic trim |
| T5 11 | 11-inch, 1920 × 1200 | In-wall only | Main living area, theater entry, security station | Larger physical canvas for cameras, media, and whole-home status |
| T4 8 | 8-inch, 1920 × 1200 | In-wall or tabletop | Bedside, desk, smaller rooms | Choose tabletop when portability and a charging dock matter |
| T4 10 | 10-inch, 1920 × 1200 | In-wall or tabletop | Family room, theater, primary suite | Larger T4 option without moving to the T5 in-wall platform |
These authorized Control4 lifestyle photographs show why placement matters as much as screen size. The best location is natural to reach, easy to see, and coordinated with the room's lighting controls and finishes.
Why it works: Lighting, shades, music, climate, doorbell, and cameras stay accessible in the room where the family gathers most.
Why it works: Album art, room volume, source selection, and lighting scenes are visible without interrupting the television experience.
Why it works: A nearby screen makes lighting scenes, privacy, climate, and whole-home status easy to manage during the workday.
Why it works: The larger screen becomes a dedicated place to check the front door, driveway, yard, garage, and video doorbell.
A clean touchscreen installation is a small system: display, trim, bracket or power box, wall box, structured wiring, network power, and programming all have to match.
Every T5 includes a pre-installed trim. Matching Lux colors are available for many finishes, and the Primer trim can be painted on site for a custom wall match.
T5 uses a one-piece built-in PoE design and includes the wall bracket and screw kit. The optional C4-T5IW-AC accessory supports projects where PoE is unavailable.
The current specification supports a standard US two-gang J-box and listed Control4 new-construction or retrofit metal/plastic wall boxes. AC compatibility must be checked before rough-in.
T4 in-wall installations use the matching PoE or AC power/mid box, including C4-T4IWMB-POE or C4-T4IWMB-AC, between the touchscreen and wall box.
New-construction and retrofit wall-box kits include C4-NWB57C-P/M and C4-RWB57C-P/M. Existing legacy openings still need to be measured before reuse.
The tabletop screen includes its charging base. C4-T4PMNT provides a permanent mount, while C4-T4TBS8 and C4-T4TBS10 are the matching 8-inch and 10-inch bases.
Use the smallest screen that is comfortable for the room, then choose the mounting style that fits the client's routine. T5 is the premium current-generation wall choice; T4 remains important when tabletop control is the better experience.
Send room photos, plans, or the existing touchscreen model. Denali Tech can recommend the screen size, location, trim, back box, PoE requirements, and upgrade path before walls are opened.
Product facts were verified against the 2026 Control4 T5 Series In-Wall Touchscreen specification and current Control4 T4 data and installation sheets. Lifestyle images are authorized ADI/Control4 marketing assets. Final availability, finish, accessory compatibility, and bill of materials should be confirmed before ordering.