
DETA Blank Wall Cover Plate - White Polycarbonate Standard Mounting
Description & Specs
The DETA Blank Wall Cover Plate is a white polycarbonate plate for neatly covering an unused electrical opening where a switch or power point has been removed. With standard mounting hole centres, it fits common wall boxes and finishes the spot off cleanly.
- Colour: White
- Material: Polycarbonate
- Switches: 0
- Outlets: 0
- Mounting: Standard hole centres
A blank wall plate is used to safely cover a redundant cavity behind a wall after a switch or outlet is taken out, keeping the area tidy and preventing access to the opening. The clip-on front surround makes for a quick, clean finish. Installation should be carried out by a licensed electrician.
More about this product
The DETA Blank Wall Cover Plate is a polycarbonate plate for covering the opening left after removing an old power point or switch. It has standard mounting hole centres and a clip-on front surround for a clean finish.
- White polycarbonate construction
- Universal blank plate
- Standard mounting hole centres
- Clip-on front surround
- No switches or outlets
Installation should be carried out by a licensed electrician.
Questions & Answers
What are blank wall plates for?
They cover an unused opening where a switch or power point has been removed, giving a neat finish and closing off the cavity.
What's behind a blank wall plate?
Typically a redundant wall box or cavity left after a switch or outlet has been removed. Any wiring should be made safe by a licensed electrician.
What is it made from?
It is made from durable white polycarbonate.
Will it fit a standard wall box?
Yes. It uses standard mounting hole centres to suit common wall boxes.
Does it have any switches or outlets?
No. It is a blank plate with no switches or outlets.
Shipping & Returns
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