Pass Seymour TP263WCC12 3 Gang Decorator Wall Plate

Product Description

The PASS SEYMOUR TP263WCC12 is a three-gang, three-opening decorator-style nylon wall plate finished in white. Designed to cover standard decorator receptacle and switch cutouts, this plate is molded from self-extinguishing nylon that resists impact and deformation under typical field conditions. At 6.563 inches wide by 4.6875 inches tall, it runs 3/16 inch taller and wider than standard-size wall plates, providing better coverage over rough or oversized cutout openings. Electricians and electrical contractors install this plate as a finish trim component in both new construction and retrofit wiring projects.

This wall plate suits residential and light commercial installations wherever three decorator-style devices are ganged together in a single box — common configurations include combinations of GFCI receptacles, decora switches, dimmers, and USB outlets. The oversized profile makes it a practical choice when finish surfaces show gaps around standard-size plates. Each package includes 12 plates, making it suitable for multi-unit or multi-room projects. The cello-wrap packaging keeps plates clean and scratch-free until installation.

Key Features

• Three decorator openings accommodate GFCI receptacles, decora switches, dimmers, and similar devices
• Oversized footprint — 3/16 inch taller and wider than standard — improves coverage over irregular or enlarged cutouts
• Self-extinguishing nylon construction meets fire-resistance requirements for electrical enclosure trim
• White finish coordinates with standard decorator device colors
• UL and CSA listed for compliance with North American electrical installation codes
• Sold in a 12-unit package for project-quantity purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style finish trim replacement for three-gang decorator wall plate applications in standard electrical box installations.

Installation Notes

Installed by licensed electricians as a final trim step after devices are wired and seated in the box. De-energize the circuit at the breaker panel before performing any device or cover plate work, in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) lockout requirements. Align the plate over the installed devices and secure with the device-mounted screws — avoid overtightening, which can crack the nylon. No specialty tools are required beyond a flathead or Phillips screwdriver.