Pass Seymour TPCATVLACC12 1-gang Coaxial Wall Plate 12-pack

Product Description

The PASS SEYMOUR TPCATVLACC12 is a 1-gang wall plate with an integrated F-type coaxial connector, designed to provide a clean, secure connection point between coaxial cables and AV or signal components. Finished in light almond, it blends with standard residential and light commercial wall trim. The F-type connector accepts standard coaxial cable terminations used in cable TV, satellite, and over-the-air antenna distribution systems. This package includes 12 wall plates, making it practical for new construction rough-ins, remodels, or multi-unit installs where consistent termination points are needed throughout a building.

This wall plate is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a dedicated coaxial signal outlet is required. Common install scenarios include living rooms, bedrooms, hotel rooms, and MDU units where cable TV or antenna feeds need a finished wall termination. Electricians and low-voltage technicians typically install these during finish-out after coaxial home runs are pulled and terminated.

Key Features

• F-type coaxial connector provides a standard termination point for cable TV, satellite, or antenna feeds
• 1-gang form factor fits standard single-gang electrical boxes
• Light almond finish coordinates with matching light almond devices and trim plates
• Package of 12 units suits multi-room or multi-unit installations
• Low-profile wall plate design delivers a clean, finished appearance at the outlet location

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation wall plate compatible with standard 1-gang electrical boxes accepting F-type coaxial terminations in residential and light commercial signal distribution systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or low-voltage technician during the finish phase of construction or renovation. Ensure the coaxial home run is properly terminated with an F-type connector before securing the wall plate to the box. De-energize any adjacent circuits before working in the box area. Follow local building codes and NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring installation and box fill.