Pass Seymour TP11WCC15 Telephone Wall Plate 1 Gang

Product Description

The PASS SEYMOUR TP11WCC15 is a single-gang nylon wall plate designed for telephone jack installations. It features a standard telephone hole opening and is molded from self-extinguishing nylon for durability in residential and light commercial wiring applications. At 2.9375 inches wide by 4.6875 inches tall, this plate runs 3/16 inches taller and wider than a standard-size wall plate, providing better coverage over rough cutouts or oversized wall openings. Electricians and low-voltage technicians install this plate as a finish trim piece for structured wiring, phone line terminations, and voice-grade outlet installations. The package contains 15 plates individually cello wrapped.

This wall plate suits residential new construction and retrofit wiring projects where telephone outlets are required. It is appropriate for use in living spaces, offices, and utility areas wherever a single-gang telephone jack finish plate is needed. The oversized footprint makes it a practical choice when wall damage or legacy cutouts require extra coverage. The package quantity of 15 units supports production wiring on multi-room or multi-unit jobs.

Key Features

• Oversized profile — 3/16 inches taller and wider than standard for improved wall coverage
• Self-extinguishing nylon construction resists ignition and impact
• Single telephone hole opening sized for standard telephone jack modules
• White finish for common residential and commercial applications
• UL and CSA listed
• Package of 15 units with cello wrap for jobsite protection

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style finish plate for single-gang telephone jack installations in standard electrical box configurations.

Installation Notes

This wall plate is installed by electricians or low-voltage technicians as the final trim step after telephone jack wiring is complete. De-energize or disconnect any active telephone lines before working on the outlet. Secure the plate to the wall box with the provided or standard mounting screws — do not overtighten, as nylon can crack under excessive force. Installation should comply with applicable NEC and local low-voltage wiring codes.