Leviton Mfg Co 132-42777-1WA Single Gang Wiring Box

Product Description

The LEVITON MFG CO 132-42777-1WA is a shallow single gang wiring box designed for flush mount single gang communications outlets. At 1.89 inches deep, this low-profile enclosure fits tight wall cavities where standard-depth boxes will not clear. It ships in a package of 10 units, making it practical for multi-drop structured wiring or multi-room AV and data installations. The box is UL listed and accepts installer-supplied screws or double-sided tape for mounting flexibility on drywall, masonry, or finished surfaces. Knockouts on the rear and sides allow cable routing from multiple directions without additional drilling.

This wiring box suits residential and light commercial installations where low-voltage communications cabling terminates at wall outlets. Typical applications include structured wiring panels, ethernet drops, coaxial outlets, telephone jacks, and keystone-style data ports. The shallow depth makes it especially useful in retrofit scenarios where wall cavity depth is limited, such as above baseboards, in tile walls, or on concrete block. Any flush mount single gang communications outlet that follows standard single gang geometry can be seated directly on this box.

Key Features

• Shallow 1.89-inch depth fits restricted wall cavities and retrofit installations
• Compatible with any flush mount single gang communications outlet
• Knockouts for both rear and side cable entry for flexible routing
• Dual mounting options: installer-supplied screws or double-sided tape
• UL listed for safety compliance
• Sold in a package of 10 units to support multi-outlet projects

Compatibility

Designed for use with any flush mount single gang communications outlet in standard single gang configurations, including ethernet, coaxial, telephone, and keystone-style devices.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage installers and electricians typically install this box as part of structured wiring or communications rough-in work. Before mounting, verify the wall surface can accept the chosen fastening method — screws for stud-adjacent placement and double-sided tape for smooth finished surfaces. All low-voltage cabling should be dressed and routed through the appropriate knockout before securing the outlet device. Follow local codes and NEC Article 800 requirements for communications wiring in residential and commercial applications.