SUPERSONIC SC-609 Motorized Rotating Outdoor Antenna 360° 47-860 MHz 28 dB 120 Miles
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A two-port flush-mount outlet frame in gray for Style Line modules
The Hubbell ISF2GY is a gray Style Line outlet frame that accepts two keystone-style modules. It mounts flush to a standard wall box and suits residential or light-commercial installations where a clean, low-profile finish is required.
Replaces older single-gang frames when a second data, voice or AV connection is needed at the same location. The jump is worthwhile whenever a workstation, entertainment centre or meeting-room wall demands two terminated cables behind a single, uniform cover.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Hubbell Premise Wiring |
| Color and finish | Gray |
| Color family | Gray |
| Product type | Style Line(R) |
The ISF2GY frame fits a standard Style Line rectangular wall opening designed for two-port decorator-style installations.
The frame uses the two captive screws on the Style Line yoke to fasten directly to a standard electrical box.
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