Leviton Telcom 41291-2QT Feed-through Plate 2 Port

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM 41291-2QT is a 2-port, 1-unit feed-through plate designed for structured wiring and low-voltage cabling applications. Feed-through plates provide open pass-through ports that allow cables to route cleanly through wall plates without termination hardware, making them a practical choice wherever flexible cable management is needed. This plate is finished in light almond to coordinate with standard residential and light commercial outlet and switch hardware. Electricians and low-voltage technicians install these plates during rough-in or finish work to maintain a clean wall appearance while keeping cable pathways accessible and organized.

This plate is suited for residential and light commercial installations where cable pass-through is preferred over a dedicated keystone or terminated jack configuration. Typical applications include home theater cable routing, structured media installations, and any low-voltage rough-in where the exact termination hardware has not yet been determined or where flexibility in cable type is required. The light almond finish makes it a natural fit alongside standard decora-style devices in matching color families.

Key Features

• 2 open pass-through ports for flexible, unterminated cable routing
• 1-unit form factor fits standard single-gang wall plate openings
• Light almond finish coordinates with matching low-voltage and line-voltage devices
• No termination hardware required, allowing any cable type to pass through
• Sold individually, one plate per unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation feed-through plate for standard single-gang low-voltage mounting brackets and structured wiring enclosures.

Installation Notes

Feed-through plates are typically installed by electricians or low-voltage technicians and do not require line-voltage power to be present at the work location, though all nearby circuits should be verified as de-energized before opening any wall cavity. Secure the plate to a listed low-voltage mounting bracket per local building code and NEC Article 800 requirements for communications wiring. Avoid pulling cable through the ports at sharp angles that could damage insulation or exceed the cable manufacturer minimum bend radius.