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Round brass floor sub-plate, one gang, 2 inch length

Steel City

Steel City 696-SC Floor Sub-Plate Brass 1 Gang

SKU CH-Z478-98G3A

A brass floor sub-plate for single-gang electrical boxes, designed for P64 floor plate covers

  • Product typeElectrical Boxes & Covers
  • Single-gang floor sub-plate fits P64 covers
  • Brass construction resists corrosion in floor environments
  • Round 2-inch design suits standard conduit openings
  • TSCA-compliant material meets regulatory requirements
  • New condition ensures reliable installation performance

Product Identity

The Steel City 696-SC is a single-gang brass floor sub-plate designed for electrical installations. It serves installers who need a round mounting base compatible with P64 floor plate covers.

Thermal and Power Behaviour

As a passive brass component, the sub-plate generates no heat and draws no power during operation. It produces no audible noise and requires no cooling considerations in normal use.

Build and Mounting Details

The brass construction provides corrosion resistance for floor-level environments. The round shape with a 2 3/4 inch conduit size and 2 inch length matches P64 cover requirements for a secure fit.

How it compares

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Price $52.99
Pricier than about 58% of the 1,411 comparable items (median $39.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameSTEEL CITY
Product typeElectrical Boxes & Covers

Questions about this item

How do I install the Steel City 696-SC sub-plate and which step is commonly missed?

Mount the brass sub-plate into the floor box conduit opening, then secure a P64 cover on top; the step often missed is verifying the cover seats flush before tightening the screws.

What maintenance or replacement will the 696-SC need over time?

The brass finish may tarnish and require occasional polishing; the P64 cover can be swapped independently if damaged, while the sub-plate itself stays in place.

What limit appears first when the 696-SC sees continuous foot traffic?

The thin brass plate can dent or warp under repeated heavy loads before the conduit connection or cover mechanism shows wear.

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