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Old 08-25-2009, 03:09 PM   #1
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Question HELP me find a 2-Gang 1-Decora Centered Device Receptacle Wallplate

Anyone know where I can find some of these? I found this one. http://www.twacomm.com/catalog/model...2D199066DFD7C3

However I need it in white. Thanks man I am having no luck.

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Old 08-25-2009, 03:34 PM   #2
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Does it have to be centered?
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Yep, That is what makes it hard to find...
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I've never seen a white centered. P&S makes one that is 2-gang with the device on one side. SP1426W.

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Anyone know where I can find some of these? I found this one. http://www.twacomm.com/catalog/model...2D199066DFD7C3

However I need it in white. Thanks man I am having no luck.
That setup is physically impossible. How can a device be centered in a two-gang box???
I see it is a valid part number, but what is the application?

Maybe it is the size of a 2-gang. Like a tremendously oversized one gang plate?
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Old 08-25-2009, 04:03 PM   #6
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That setup is physically impossible. How can a device be centered in a two-gang box???
I see it is a valid part number, but what is the application?

Maybe it is the size of a 2-gang. Like a tremendously oversized one gang plate?
Maybe a two gang box with a single gang stucco ring on it?That would center the screws.
But then again why would you need it so wide?
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Old 08-25-2009, 04:07 PM   #7
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Also found another solution it is a n-1500-wh http://www.lutron.com/nova/?s=17000&t=17200 that would center a dimmer on the box, however expensive...

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Why do you need such an awkward plate?

Maybe there is an alternative to that particular plate for this application?
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Customer has a 2-gange box and just one switch. Does not want a blank or dummy switch. So searching for alternatives...
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Maybe a two gang box with a single gang stucco ring on it?That would center the screws.
But then again why would you need it so wide?
That would not be a "2-gang" box then. That is a 4" sq with a mud ring.
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Customer has a 2-gange box and just one switch. Does not want a blank or dummy switch. So searching for alternatives...
Sounds like a "Sorry. That's all there is." reply to me.
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That would not be a "2-gang" box then. That is a 4" sq with a mud ring.
True.. I just cant think why he would need this..Unless someone did a crappy job of cutting out the box and it didn't get fixed....
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Customer has a 2-gange box and just one switch. Does not want a blank or dummy switch. So searching for alternatives...
If it is a normal two gang box,What are you going to screw the switch into if it is in the middle of the box?Not to mention what you will screw the plate into..
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The only way to get that type of cover in white is to custom order it, it is not cheap or quick but I have had to do it on more then one occassion.
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The only way to get that type of cover in white is to custom order it, it is not cheap or quick but I have had to do it on more then one occassion.
Once again. What was the application?

HOW was a device mounted in the middle of a two gang box???
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Once again. What was the application?

HOW was a device mounted in the middle of a two gang box???
I guess if the switch was mounted to the plate in the middle then you could attach the plate to the box...
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I guess if the switch was mounted to the plate in the middle then you could attach the plate to the box...
Devices are listed to be attached to a box for support and installation, not the cover.

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Customer has a 2-gange box and just one switch. Does not want a blank or dummy switch. So searching for alternatives...
I think they're going to have to live with either a blank on one side, or use the plate I listed.
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Devices are listed to be attached to a box for support and installation, not the cover.
I know..Hence the
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