Arlington Industries DVFR4W 4-gang Recessed Box White

Product Description

The ARLINGTON INDUSTRIES DVFR4W is a 4-gang recessed electrical box designed for both new construction and existing construction installations. It mounts flush with the wall surface to create a clean, low-profile appearance suitable for multi-device outlet or switch configurations. The box is constructed from plastic and finished in white, making it a common choice for residential and light commercial wall installations. Licensed electricians install this type of enclosure during rough-in framing or as a retrofit into finished drywall without requiring major wall demolition.

The DVFR4W fits applications where four devices need to be grouped in a single wall location, such as multi-gang switch banks, outlet arrays, or combination device plates. It is suited for both new-build projects where framing is still exposed and retrofit jobs in existing walls where a low-profile recessed finish is required. The white housing integrates with standard 4-gang wall plates.

Key Features

• 4-gang configuration accommodates up to four wiring devices in a single enclosure
• Recessed design provides a flush, low-profile wall finish
• Compatible with both new construction framing and existing wall retrofit installs
• Plastic construction resists corrosion and keeps the enclosure lightweight
• White finish coordinates with standard white 4-gang wall plates and covers

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style recessed enclosure for 4-gang electrical device installations in standard residential or light commercial stud-framed wall assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for device boxes and fill capacity. Always shut off circuit power at the breaker panel and verify absence of voltage before wiring devices into the box. For existing construction installs, cut the wall opening to the manufacturer template dimensions before setting the box. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as plastic enclosures can crack under excessive torque.