Has anyone seen an electrical outlet cover that includes 1 1/8" round holes for 12V, USB, switches etc, and a decora-style rectangular hole for a GFCI outlet? I'd like to keep my electrical wiring appearance clean in the kitchen area, and rather than cutting multiple holes in a panel, one big multigang panel would keep it all lined up.
Ideally:
Gang 1: Small circular switch + USB charger
Gang 2: 12V "cigarette lighter" outlet
Gang 3: GFCI
(Hmm, I've also got the power monitor panel, that's a non-standard rectangle)
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AC and DC on one multi-gang outlet cover?
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AC and DC on one multi-gang outlet cover?
by joelwookiee » Fri Oct 07, 2022 3:31 pm
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Re: AC and DC on one multi-gang outlet cover?
by Greg M » Fri Oct 07, 2022 9:52 pm
You can use a regular three gang box with a low voltage partition inserted. Then drill out blank single gang decora inserts for the low voltage devices.
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