Leviton Mfg Co 002-80405-000 Rocker Gfci Toggle Wall Plate

Product Description

The LEVITON MFG CO 002-80405-000 is a standard-size combination wall plate designed to cover a rocker switch or GFCI outlet opening alongside a single toggle switch opening in a two-gang configuration. Constructed from thermoset plastic, this plate offers durable, heat-resistant performance in residential and light commercial wiring applications. It ships in a package quantity of 25, making it well-suited for multi-outlet rough-in projects or contractor stock. The brown finish coordinates with matching brown devices. This wall plate carries UL listing, confirming it meets Underwriters Laboratories safety standards.

This wall plate is used wherever a GFCI receptacle or rocker-style device is installed alongside a standard toggle switch in the same two-gang box. Typical applications include kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and utility spaces where GFCI protection is required by the National Electrical Code alongside a switched circuit. Electricians installing new construction or performing panel-level rewiring frequently stock this plate in quantity to cover mixed-device gang boxes throughout a project.

Key Features

• Standard size for consistent fit across two-gang device boxes
• Accommodates one rocker switch or GFCI device opening plus one toggle switch opening
• Thermoset plastic construction resists heat and impact
• Brown finish for use with brown-finish wiring devices
• UL listed for safety compliance
• Sold in a 25-unit package, suitable for contractor quantities

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation wall plate for standard two-gang device boxes accepting a rocker or GFCI device paired with a single toggle switch.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed electrician. Always shut off the circuit breaker supplying the device box before removing or installing any wall plate or wiring device. Secure the plate with the appropriate screws without overtightening, as thermoset plastic can crack under excessive torque. Follow applicable NEC requirements for GFCI placement in wet or damp locations.