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Hubbell-Raco 915C 1 GFCI and 1 Duplex Receptacle 4-Inch Square Exposed Work Cover
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Hubbell Raco 915C 4-Inch Square Exposed Work Cover, 1 GFCI and 1 duplex receptacle. Exposed work covers are used to mount switches or receptacles on boxes in surface mount applications. For one GFCI receptacle and one duplex receptacle.
Cary Robles
2025-08-19 17:18:05
Perfect fit and very well built.
Radar
2025-07-20 17:57:02
Hubble-Raco are some of the best brands. As an electrician, I recommend this item.
David Schuchman
2025-07-13 18:46:17
Works as promised. Fits correctly.
Larenzo Z
2025-05-30 17:23:24
For the price wish it would of came in a pack of more than one especially for the price
gerald
2025-05-19 17:24:24
Item is great and well built. But it did not work for my job.
Customer
2025-05-12 12:02:23
Works. Be careful with sharp edges.
Duffian
2025-03-12 10:45:16
We used this cover with a deep four inch steel box - re-wiring an occupancy sensor in our rear shop. It fit well and the openings fit the switch and receptacle as expected. A good value. ~ The Duffian
Brianosaurus
2024-12-20 12:55:12
I used this to add a light switch and power outlet to my tool shed. I needed something relatively tough to withstand occasional accidental impacts from moving things around in the shed. I also wanted the switch to be a decora/rocker type instead of the standard/toggle type because the decora switches don't stick out as much and are less likely to get damaged.This Raco 915C duplex cover is attached to a Raco 192 4-inch square box.Note that the outlets/switches attach to the cover and not to the box and you have to attach the outlets/switches to the cover before you install the cover on the box. You have to remove the screws that come with the outlet/switch and insert them through the front of the cover and then through the hole in the outlet/switch. Then install a nut (package of 4 included with the 915C cover) onto the screw to secure the outlet/switch to the cover.You will very likely need to carefully break off the small ears/tabs on the outlets that are meant for keeping the outlets/switches square with the wall. In my case, for the switch, I also had to snip off the small ears with threaded holes for attaching a typical switch plate cover to the switch.
Customer
2024-11-12 11:16:30
Does what the picture says
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