Radio Design Labs DB-1/4F Phone Jack Decora Wall Plate

Product Description

The RADIO DESIGN LABS DB-1/4F is a 1/4-inch phone jack mounted on a Decora-style wall plate, designed for permanent audio signal installations. This passive connector plate provides a clean, flush-mount interface for routing analog audio signals through walls, panels, or equipment enclosures. It is used in audio distribution, signal processing, and amplifier input/output applications. Licensed electricians, AV integrators, and audio system technicians are the typical installers. The DB-1/4F offers a professional finish suited to both installed sound and broadcast environments where reliable, low-profile connectivity is required.

This wall plate is intended for audio signal processing and amplifier installations where a standard 1/4-inch phone connector is needed at a fixed termination point. It fits Decora-style wallplate openings, making it compatible with common residential and commercial electrical box layouts. Typical applications include stage, studio, and installed sound setups where instruments, microphones, or line-level signals need a permanent wall-mount connection point. Sold as a single unit.

Key Features

• 1/4-inch phone jack for standard analog audio signal connections
• Decora-style form factor fits standard single-gang electrical boxes
• Designed for permanent installation in audio distribution and amplifier systems
• Clean, flush-mount profile suitable for professional AV and installed sound environments
• Sold individually for flexible single-point termination

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style audio connector wall plate for use with standard Decora-style single-gang electrical boxes in residential and commercial audio signal processing installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified AV integrator. De-energize any connected audio or signal circuits before wiring the jack. Secure the wall plate to a properly mounted single-gang electrical box per local building codes. Avoid routing high-voltage power conductors in the same box as low-voltage audio signal wiring.