Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated RACO 825 6-Gang Galvanized Steel Box Cover
A six-gang galvanized steel box cover with a 3/4-inch raised plaster ring and 30.5 cubic-inch capacity
- TypeElectrical Boxes & Covers
- Color-
- 6-gang capacity simplifies multi-device wiring
- 5 cu in volume fits bulky connections
- 3/4 in raised depth allows plaster clearance
- Galvanized steel construction resists corrosion
- UL listed for code-compliant safety
RACO 825 Six-Gang Galvanized Cover
The RACO 825 is a six-gang plaster ring box cover made from galvanized steel. It provides a blank cover for square electrical boxes in residential or commercial wiring projects. UL listing confirms compliance with recognized safety standards. The raised design adds 3/4 in of depth for device mounting clearance.
Suits multi-gang rough-in work.
Electricians running multiple circuits through one location will find the six-gang capacity efficient. The 30.5 cu-in volume accommodates several switches, receptacles or low-voltage devices together. Installers needing only one or two gangs should choose a smaller cover to avoid wasted space and unnecessary cost.
30.5 cu-in capacity with 3/4 in raise
The cover measures 14.31 in long by 4.75 in wide with a 0.75 in depth, yielding 30.5 cubic inches of internal wiring room. This volume comfortably handles multiple conductors and device yokes in a six-gang configuration. Projects requiring greater cubic-inch allowances or deeper device boxes will need a different enclosure solution.
Highlights
- 6-gang capacity simplifies multi-device wiring
- 5 cu in volume fits bulky connections
- 3/4 in raised depth allows plaster clearance
- Galvanized steel construction resists corrosion
- UL listed for code-compliant safety
Specifications
| Brand | RACO |
|---|---|
| Type | Electrical Boxes & Covers |
| Color | - |
Questions about this item
Does this 6-gang cover fit a standard 6-gang square box, or do I need a specific box depth?
It is designed for a six-gang square box and adds a 3/4 in raised depth, so the box must accommodate that extra 0.75 in.
Will the galvanized steel cover interfere with older non-metallic boxes or wiring methods I already have?
The cover is UL listed and made of galvanized steel; it mounts to any compatible six-gang square box regardless of the box material, provided the box is properly grounded.
How can I verify the cover is seated correctly once installed?
After mounting, the cover should sit flush with the plaster ring, the 30.5 cu-in capacity marking should be visible, and all six gang openings align with your device layout.
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