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Eaton Four-Gang Toggle Wallplate, Polycarbonate, Mid-Size

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Eaton Four-Gang Toggle Wallplate, Polycarbonate, Mid-Size

The Eaton Four-Gang Toggle Wallplate is a mid-size, Polycarbonate device cover engineered with a Toggle cutout to accommodate four toggle-style switches in a single, clean installation. Measuring 8.56 in wide by 4.87 in high with a .08 in depth, this wallplate is built for durability and a professional finish in both residential and light commercial settings. It carries cULus Listed certification and is RoHS Compliant, making it a dependable choice for code-conscious electrical projects.

Key Features

  • Mid-Size Dimensions: 8.56 in (W) x 4.87 in (H) x .08 in (D) for a proper fit over standard four-gang boxes.
  • Four-Gang Configuration: Covers four toggle switch positions in one wallplate for a streamlined multi-device installation.
  • Toggle Cutout: Precision-molded openings sized specifically for toggle switch devices.
  • Durable Construction: Molded Polycarbonate material resists cracking and impact for long-term reliability.
  • Mid-Size Wallplate Profile: Sized for a clean, low-profile appearance against the wall surface.

Certifications & Compliance

  • cULus Listed
  • RoHS Compliant

Technical Specifications

  • Warranty: Refer to warranty document.
  • Number of gangs: 4
  • Department: Electrical

Typical Applications

  • Residential and Commercial Wall Switch Installations
  • Toggle Switch Device Covers
  • Four-Gang Switch Panel Installations
  • Renovation and New Construction Wiring
  • Light Commercial Office Buildouts

Why Eaton?

Eaton wallplates are built from durable Polycarbonate material and backed by cULus Listing and RoHS Compliance, giving electrical professionals a reliable, code-compliant option for finishing four-gang toggle switch installations. The mid-size profile and precision Toggle cutout ensure a consistent, professional fit across residential and commercial projects.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Width:
8.56 in
Product Length/Depth:
.08 in
Wallplate Size:
Mid-size
Product Height:
4.87 in
Product Material:
Polycarbonate
Warranty:
Refer to warranty document.
Cutout:
Toggle
Compliances:
RoHS Compliant
Number Of Gangs:
4
Certifications:
cULus Listed
Department:
Electrical
Configuration:
Four-Gang
Listing:
cULus
Standards:
RoHS Compliant
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Type:
Toggle Wallplate
Product Subgroup:
Wallplates

Eaton PJ4GY – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Eaton PJ4 four-gang toggle plate cover a standard four-gang switch box?
Yes. The Eaton PJ4 is a four-gang toggle wallplate measuring 8.56 in wide by 4.87 in high by .08 in deep, sized to cover four toggle switch positions on a standard four-gang box. The cutouts are molded for toggle-style switches only, so decorator/rocker devices will not fit.
2) What should I use instead of the Eaton four-gang toggle wallplate if the box is only a single gang?
The Eaton PJ4 plates cover four toggle positions and will not fit a one-gang box. For a single toggle switch, the Pass and Seymour TP1LA TradeMaster one-gang toggle switch wall plate in nylon, light almond, or the TP1RED TradeMaster one-gang nylon toggle plate in red are one-gang toggle plates. The Bryant NP26W in the HWS Series and the Mulberry 86401 in the 8640 Series steel line are also one-gang plates.
3) Is there a mid-size wallplate equivalent to the Eaton PJ4B in another brand?
Yes. The Bryant PJ Series is a mid-size (M-size) wallplate line for wiring devices, so it sits in the same mid-size profile class as the Eaton PJ4B, PJ4BK, and PJ4GY four-gang toggle plates. The Eaton plates are polycarbonate, mid-size, and measure 8.56 in wide by 4.87 in high by .08 in deep with four toggle cutouts. If you are matching mid-size plates already on adjacent walls, the Bryant PJ Series is the closest family-level counterpart to look at.
4) What is the difference between a mid-size wallplate and a standard one, and which is this Eaton toggle plate?
The Eaton PJ4 is a mid-size plate. Mid-size runs slightly larger than standard in both width and height, which helps hide rough drywall cuts or paint lines around an oversized box opening without going to a full oversize plate. At 8.56 in by 4.87 in, it gives that extra margin on a four-gang opening. If your existing plates are standard size, a mid-size next to them will not line up visually.
5) What colors does the Eaton PJ4 four-gang toggle wallplate come in?
Three: brown (PJ4B), black (PJ4BK), and gray (PJ4GY). If you are standardizing a building on one color across switch and receptacle openings, order the matching gang counts in the same PJ series so the finish and profile stay consistent.
6) Is a polycarbonate wallplate durable enough for a commercial corridor or high-traffic tenant space?
Polycarbonate is the impact-resistant choice among plastic plates and resists cracking from knocks and over-tightened screws better than thermoset or nylon. The Eaton PJ4 is molded polycarbonate and is cULus Listed. For areas taking real physical abuse, such as a loading dock or mechanical room, a steel plate like the Mulberry 8640 Series is the metal alternative.
7) Is this Eaton wallplate cULus listed and RoHS compliant for a spec job?
Both. The PJ4 four-gang toggle plate carries cULus Listing and is RoHS Compliant, which covers the two boxes most submittal sheets ask for on a device cover.
8) Will a duplex or combination wallplate work in place of the Eaton four-gang toggle plate?
No. The Eaton PJ4 plates are cut for toggle devices in four positions, so the openings are toggle-shaped slots and will not pass a receptacle. Plates such as the Bryant P8 Series one-gang duplex wallplate and the Mulberry 76432 and 76532 two-gang combination plates are cut for receptacle or mixed device openings and are not interchangeable with a four-gang toggle plate. Match the cutout to the devices actually in the box.
9) I need a metal wallplate instead of plastic for a mechanical room - what are my options?
The Eaton PJ4 four-gang toggle plates are molded polycarbonate. If your facility standard calls for metal, Mulberry offers cold rolled steel plates: the 76432 in the 764 Series and the 76532 in the 765 Series are both two-gang combination plates in white, and the 86401 in the 8640 Series is a one-gang steel plate in white. Note that none of those are four-gang toggle plates, so gang count and cutout will change along with the material.
10) For a colored switch plate that marks a specific circuit, is the Eaton PJ4 the right choice?
The Eaton PJ4 plates come in brown (PJ4B), black (PJ4BK), and gray (PJ4GY), which are general-purpose finishes rather than identification colors. If you need a plate that flags a specific function, the Mulberry 41020 is a one-gang toggle switch plate in the 4102 Series marked Gas Burner in red, and the Pass and Seymour TP1RED TradeMaster is a one-gang nylon toggle plate in red. Both are single-gang, so they suit a dedicated switch rather than a four-switch bank.
11) Is the Eaton PJ series the same as the Bryant PJ mid-size wallplates?
They are separate catalog lines, but both are PJ-series mid-size plates for wiring devices. The Bryant PJ Series is a mid-size wallplate line as well, so it is the closest cross-brand match in profile if you are matching an existing wall of PJ plates. Confirm the gang count and cutout on the Bryant part, since the Eaton PJ4 specifically covers four toggle positions.
12) How far does this wallplate stand off the wall?
Barely. The plate body is .08 in thick, so it sits nearly flush against the drywall. That low profile matters where furniture or a door casing crowds the box.
13) How does the Eaton PJ4 compare to a Pass and Seymour TradeMaster toggle plate on material?
The Eaton PJ4 four-gang toggle plates are molded polycarbonate and carry cULus Listing and RoHS compliance. The Pass and Seymour TradeMaster TP1LA and TP1RED toggle plates are nylon. Both are thermoplastic plates; the difference for a buyer standardizing a building is gang count, since the Eaton plate covers four toggle positions and the TradeMaster plates named here are one-gang.
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