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Double-gang ivory face plate with six rear-loading ports

Hubbell Incorporated

Hubbell Incorporated Face Plate Rear-Loading 6 Port Double Gang Electric Ivory

SKU CH-E9BM-0XX3Z

A rear-loading face plate with six ports in a double-gang electric ivory finish

  • Six rear-loading ports keep cable runs tidy
  • Double-gang footprint covers larger wall openings
  • Electric ivory finish matches standard décor
  • Hubbell construction meets commercial-grade durability

Face Plate Rear-Loading 6 Port Double Gang

This Hubbell face plate provides a rear-loading design with six ports in a double-gang configuration. It is finished in electric ivory for a clean, standard appearance. The plate suits residential or commercial installations where multiple low-voltage connections are required.

Upgrades from single-gang plates with fewer ports

Installers replace smaller plates when a single location must serve more data, voice or AV drops. The jump is worth it when the wall box is already double-gang and the project calls for a tidy, rear-loading layout that keeps cables organised behind the plate.

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Price $22.99
Pricier than about 77% of the 363 comparable items (median $12.99).

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Brand nameHubbell

Questions about this item

What size electrical box does this double-gang face plate mount to?

It mounts to a standard double-gang electrical box using the two included mounting screws spaced for that box width.

How do the keystone jacks install into the rear-loading ports?

Each jack snaps in from the back of the plate until the retention clips click; the common mistake is pushing from the front, which will not lock the jack.

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