Leviton Mfg Co 022-40649-00W Modular Phone Wall Jack

Product Description

The LEVITON MFG CO 022-40649-00W is a Decora-style flush-mount modular telephone wall jack designed for residential and light commercial low-voltage wiring applications. It features a 4-conductor configuration with nickel-plated screw terminals for reliable, corrosion-resistant connections. The jack mounts flush against a standard single or multi-gang electrical box, providing a clean finished appearance. Licensed electricians and low-voltage technicians install this jack as part of structured wiring systems or telephone distribution networks. UL listed, it meets standard safety requirements for telephone wiring devices.

This telephone wall jack is suited for residential homes, apartments, and small commercial spaces where traditional landline telephone service or structured cabling infrastructure is maintained. Its Decora form factor integrates with other Decora-style devices and wallplates for a consistent appearance across a single or multi-gang installation. The nickel-plated screw terminals accommodate standard 4-conductor telephone wire and support both single-line and multi-line wiring configurations depending on how the conductors are terminated.

Key Features

• 4-conductor modular telephone jack supports standard telephone wiring
• Nickel-plated screw terminals provide corrosion-resistant, secure connections
• Decora flush-mount design compatible with single and multi-gang wall boxes
• UL listed for safety compliance in telephone wiring installations
• Package quantity of 10 units per package, sold by the each

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation telephone wall jack for use with standard single or multi-gang electrical boxes in residential and light commercial telephone wiring systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or low-voltage technician. Telephone service should be disconnected and the circuit de-energized before terminating conductors at the screw terminals. Follow local building codes and TIA/EIA wiring standards for proper conductor pairing and termination. Do not overtighten screw terminals, as this may damage conductor insulation or the terminal itself.