Panduit
Panduit CFPE6WHY Switch Plate
Single-gang faceplate holds six Mini-Com modules and fits a 1.9-inch electrical box
- finishWhite
- materialPlastic
- Accepts six Mini-Com modules for flexible connectivity
- Single-gang vertical design fits standard 1.9" electrical boxes
- White ABS thermoplastic construction resists everyday wear
- Compact 4.5" x 2.7" footprint suits tight wall spaces
- RoHS certified for environmentally responsible installation
Single-Gang Faceplate with Six Module Slots
This Panduit CFPE6WHY faceplate is a single-gang unit designed to accept six Mini-Com modules for structured cabling terminations. It is suited for installers and network builders who need a clean, vertical mounting surface in standard electrical boxes.
Requires 1.9 Inch Minimum Box Width
The faceplate mounts in a standard single-gang electrical box but demands a minimum interior width of 1.9 inches for proper installation. Boxes narrower than this dimension will prevent secure mounting and alignment of the six module ports.
Six Mini-Com Ports in White ABS
The decisive specification is the total of six module sockets arranged vertically on a white acrylonitrile butadiene styrene thermoplastic body measuring 4.5 inches high by 2.7 inches wide by .8 inches deep. Buyers needing fewer ports or a different gang count should select another model.
Highlights
- Accepts six Mini-Com modules for flexible connectivity
- Single-gang vertical design fits standard 1.9" electrical boxes
- White ABS thermoplastic construction resists everyday wear
- Compact 4.5" x 2.7" footprint suits tight wall spaces
- RoHS certified for environmentally responsible installation
Specifications
| Brand | Panduit |
|---|---|
| finish | White |
| material | Plastic |
| Shipping weight | 0.23 kg |
| Package size | 127 × 127 × 13 mm |
Questions about this item
How many Mini-Com modules does this single-gang faceplate accept?
The CFPE6WHY accepts six Mini-Com modules in a single-gang layout, giving you up to six connection points in one standard opening.
What does the 4.5-inch height mean when the plate is mounted on a wall?
At 4.5 inches tall, the faceplate covers a standard single-gang box with enough surface to align cleanly alongside outlets or switches.
The spec calls for a 1.9-inch wide electrical box — what does that cap in practice?
A box at least 1.9 inches wide ensures the six-module plate sits flush and the mounting ears engage securely without forcing the opening.
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