Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated RACO 844 2-Gang Square Box Cover, Galvanized Steel, Gray
A galvanized-steel blank cover for two-gang square electrical boxes, CSA certified and UL listed
- TypeElectrical Boxes & Covers
- ColorGray
- CSA Certified and UL Listed for code-compliant installations
- Galvanized steel construction resists corrosion in damp locations
- Flat blank cover seals unused 2-gang square boxes
- Gray finish matches standard electrical hardware aesthetics
- Ships free on orders of $75 or more
Two-Gang Square Box Cover
The RACO 844 is a galvanized steel cover designed to close a two-gang square electrical box. It provides a flat, blank surface for junction points where no device is mounted. The gray finish matches standard conduit systems. It is suited for electricians and installers completing rough-in or finish work in residential and commercial wiring.
CSA Certified and UL Listed
The steel construction meets CSA and UL safety standards for electrical enclosures. The cover adds minimal depth to the box assembly, preserving internal volume for conductors. No gasket is included, so the seal relies on the box mounting surface. The galvanized coating resists corrosion in dry and damp indoor locations.
Blank Cover with No Openings
The cover includes no knockouts, device openings or mounting hardware. Installers must supply screws compatible with the box threads. The flat profile allows surface mounting of raceway or conduit bodies against the cover. Buyers who need a cover with device cut-outs or a gasketed seal will require a different model.
Highlights
- CSA Certified and UL Listed for code-compliant installations
- Galvanized steel construction resists corrosion in damp locations
- Flat blank cover seals unused 2-gang square boxes
- Gray finish matches standard electrical hardware aesthetics
- Ships free on orders of $75 or more
Specifications
| Brand | RACO |
|---|---|
| Type | Electrical Boxes & Covers |
| Color | Gray |
Questions about this item
How do I install this 2-gang square cover on an existing box, and what step is often missed?
Align the cover with the box mounting holes and fasten the supplied screws; the step often missed is confirming the box depth matches the cover's 1/8 in profile so the cover sits flush.
What maintenance or replacement will this galvanized steel cover need over time?
Inspect the gray finish periodically for white rust or corrosion; if the galvanizing is breached, replace the cover to maintain the UL Listed and CSA Certified rating.
What limit appears first when this cover is used continuously in a damp location?
The galvanized coating is the first limit; sustained moisture can degrade the zinc layer, so monitor for surface corrosion that would compromise the protective finish.
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