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EATON Arrow Hart™ PJ826LA-SP-L PJ Series Midway Size Combination Wallplate, 2 Gangs, 4.87 in H x 4.94 in W, Polycarbonate/Thermoplastic, Light Almond

Selected PJ826LAEATON Arrow Hart™ PJ826LA-SP-L PJ Series Midway Size Combination Wallplate, 2 Gangs, 4.87 in H x 4.94 in W, Polycarbonate/Thermoplastic, Light Almond
PJ826LAEATON Arrow Hart™ PJ826LA-SP-L PJ Series Midway Size Combination Wallplate, 2 Gangs, 4.87 in H x 4.94 in W, Polycarbonate/Thermoplastic, Light Almond

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Short Description

Mid size Wallplates - Polycarbonate Combination Polycarbonate wallplates are virtually unbreakable, with high structural rigidity, long-term form retention, and superior impact and abrasion resistance. Rugged construction reduces installation cost due to less plate breakage and resists bowing to provide a smooth, flat installation. Exclusive timesaving Screw-Catch feature holds mounting screws captive and simplifies installation. High gloss finish is soil resistant. Polycarbonate wallplates are virtually unbreakable, with high structural rigidity, long-term form retention, and superior impact and abrasion resistance. Matching mounting screws provided.

Features

  • Virtually unbreakable plates reduce installation and replacement costs
  • Flammability: Meets UL94 requirements, 5VA rated
  • -40 to 158 deg F of temperature rating
  • Injection molded
  • Screw mounting

Specification

Material
Polycarbonate
Mounting
Threaded
Number of Gangs
2
Number of Ports
3
Minimum Order Qty
1
Order Interval
1
Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH8zCc389Sw
Catalog ID
EAGPJ826LA
Color
Light Almond
Construction
Superior Impact Resistance
Cutout
1.13 in H x 1.34 in W Duplex Receptacle, 2.64 in H x 1.31 in W Decorator
Finish
High Gloss
Size
4.87 in H x 4.94 in W
Thickness
0.08 in
Type
Midway
Application
Commercial, Industrial, Institutional and Other High-Traffic Areas
Standard & Approvals
UL Listed to UL 514D File No. E33216, cUL, UL File E33216 Certified to C22.2 File No. 42.1, RoHS Compliant
Includes
Mounting Screws

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