What kind of switch plates do I Need?

Find just what you need quickly and easily, whether you need stainless steel switch plates in hard-to-find oversized configurations, vintage switch plates and switches for push button and low voltage systems, to decorative outlet covers in a wide range of designs.

Where are oversized outlet covers and light switch plates made?

Oversized outlet covers and light switch plates are made in the USA in a variety of metal finishes to ensure durability and long-term attractiveness. These high-quality metal switchplates won’t fade, crack, or discolor over time, and if you need to buy more in the future,…

What kind of 100GB Ethernet switch do I Need?

MSN2100-CB2F SPECTRUM BASED 100GBE 1U OPEN ETHERNET SWITCH WITH MLNX-OS, 16 QSFP28 PORTS, Model #: JL624A. Did You Find It?

What’s the difference between oversized and deep switch plates?

The larger plate you need may be a deep plate rather than oversized. Deep plates will fix gaps behind plates, ranging rom 1/8″ to 1/2″. Gaps underneath outlet covers can be caused by protruding electrical wall boxes or by large bukly GFCI devices.

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What kind of wall plate can I use for a push button switch?

A phone jack plate is specially designed for phone jacks. Use a blank plate to cover an empty electrical box or an electrical box with disconnected wires no longer in use. A push button plate works only with push button switches. Push button switches are typically used in industrial applications, rather than in the home.

Where does switch hits make light switch plates?

That means Switch Hits, headquartered in Buffalo, NY does not have access to our warehouse inventory of almost 300,000 unique light switchplates. Since we manufacture and carry many switchplate lines that are not available elsewhere, we’re hoping you can wait out this unforeseen and unfortunate turn of events.

Do you need a wall plate for a HDMI switch?

The plate and device are either a single unit, or the device comes packaged with a specialty plate. For example, in many electronic dimmer designs, the cover plate is part of the switch housing. Home theater connections, like HDMI or component video, typically do not require a separate wall plate.