Mulberry Metal Products 41020H Gas Burner Wall Plate

Product Description

The MULBERRY METAL PRODUCTS 41020H is a 1-gang gas burner on/off wall plate designed for emergency shutoff and control applications in oil and gas burner systems. The plate features a red finish with silk-screened white lettering, making it easy to identify at a glance in mechanical rooms, boiler rooms, and utility spaces. It is intended to cover and label the wall switch controlling a gas or oil burner, providing clear visual indication of the switch function. Licensed HVAC technicians and plumbers typically install this plate as part of a compliant burner control installation.

This wall plate is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a clearly marked on/off switch is required for gas or oil burner equipment. It is commonly installed in boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, and utility areas adjacent to the burner control circuit. The red color and silk-screened labeling serve as a visual safety indicator, helping service technicians and building occupants quickly locate the burner shutoff switch during service or emergency situations.

Key Features

• 1-gang configuration fits standard single-gang electrical boxes
• Red finish with silk-screened white On/Off lettering for immediate visual identification
• Designed for gas and oil burner switch applications
• Silk-screened lettering provides durable, long-lasting labeling
• Suitable for emergency shutoff switch identification in mechanical spaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation wall plate for standard 1-gang switch boxes used in residential and commercial gas and oil burner control applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed HVAC technician or plumber as part of a burner control circuit. Power to the burner control circuit should be shut off at the breaker panel before removing or installing any wall plate. Verify that the wall plate aligns correctly with the single-gang box and that all wiring connections at the switch are secure before completing the installation. Local codes, including NFPA 31 for oil-burning equipment, may govern switch placement and labeling requirements.