LEVITON 6-GANG S/S SWITCH PLATE LEV 84036-40
Familiar and functional, Leviton® traditional wallplates are designed for use with traditional Leviton® devices. They represent styles and form factors that have stood the test of time. Their clean lines work in virtually any location, whether in new or retrofit construction and they install quickly and easily. Leviton® offers traditional wallplates in a vast array of colors and configurations.
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BrandLeviton®
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UPC078477431603
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Manufacturer Part Number84036-40
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CountryUSA
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FinishBrushed
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Thickness0.19 in
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Material302 Stainless Steel
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TypeStandard Size Traditional
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MountingSurface
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Cutout0.942 in H x 0.406 in W Toggle Switch
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Number of Gangs6
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Size11.8 in W x 4.5 in H
- Easy to clean, smooth finish, non-combustible
- Color matched metal mounting screws
- Round on edges to prevent injury and wall damage
- Accent any wall covering with a wide selection of colors and finishes
| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
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| Grainger | 25LT79 |
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Alternative Part Number7317516
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UNSPSC39121704
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IDEA Index ID7317516
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Package DescriptionEACH
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Standards/ApprovalsUL Listed|CSA Certified|ANSI Specified|NEMA Standard
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Warranty10 Years Limited
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Familiar and functional, Leviton® traditional wallplates are designed for use with traditional Leviton® devices. They represent styles and form factors that have stood the test of time. Their clean lines work in virtually any location, whether in new or retrofit construction and they install quickly and easily. Leviton® offers traditional wallplates in a vast array of colors and configurations.
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Familiar and functional, Leviton® traditional wallplates are designed for use with traditional Leviton® devices. They represent styles and form factors that have stood the test of time. Their clean lines work in virtually any location, whether in new or retrofit construction and they install quickly and easily. Leviton® offers traditional wallplates in a vast array of colors and configurations.
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Familiar and functional, Leviton® traditional wallplates are designed for use with traditional Leviton® devices. They represent styles and form factors that have stood the test of time. Their clean lines work in virtually any location, whether in new or retrofit construction and they install quickly and easily. Leviton® offers traditional wallplates in a vast array of colors and configurations.
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