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Model: MUL-76761
Mulberry Maxi-Size Steel 1-Gang GFI Block Wallplate for Duplex/GFI ReceptacleThe Mulberry Maxi-Size Steel 1-Gang GFI Block Wallplate is a durable, oversized cover engineered for a 1-block duplex/GFI...
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Mulberry 9740 Series 1-Gang GFI Block Wallplate for Duplex/GFI Receptacles, Stainless Steel
The Mulberry 9740 Series is a lineup of device-mount, standard-size 1-gang GFI block wallplates built in durable stainless steel, engineered with a block opening sized for duplex/GFI receptacle devices. Spanning multiple configurations within the 9740 Series, these wallplates deliver a clean, low-profile cover over standard 1-gang electrical boxes for both residential and commercial applications. Solid stainless steel construction resists corrosion and everyday wear across the series, making the 9740 Series a dependable choice wherever a duplex or GFI receptacle needs a precise, professional-grade cover. Each configuration in the series shares the same solid stainless steel build and block-style cutout, so installers get a consistent, professional-grade result across every duplex/GFI application.
Key Features
- Standard Size, 1-Gang Configuration: Sized to fit standard single-gang electrical boxes for straightforward, drop-in installation.
- Durable Construction: Solid stainless steel resists corrosion, denting, and discoloration for long-term performance.
- GFI Block Cutout Design: The block opening is engineered specifically for duplex/GFI receptacle devices, ensuring a precise fit.
- Device Mount Style: Mounts directly to the device/receptacle yoke for a flush, professional finish.
- 9740 Series Design: Part of Mulberry's 9740 Series wallplate lineup, built to a consistent fit and finish standard across every configuration.
- Receptacle Compatibility: Configured for duplex/GFI receptacle devices, keeping wiring covers neat and code-appropriate.
Technical Specifications
- Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.
Typical Applications
- Residential and Commercial Electrical Installations
- GFI and Duplex Receptacle Coverage
- New Construction and Remodel Wiring Projects
- Kitchens, Bathrooms, and Other Areas Requiring GFI Devices
- Standard 1-Gang Electrical Box Applications
Why Mulberry?
Mulberry's 9740 Series wallplates reflect the brand's focus on durable, precisely engineered device covers for professional electrical work. The solid stainless steel build and dedicated GFI block cutout help ensure a secure, accurate fit over duplex/GFI receptacles across new installations and replacements alike. Choose Mulberry for a 9740 Series wallplate that pairs reliable material with consistent, precise device fit across the full lineup of configurations.
Manufacturer Resources
Mulberry Full Line Catalog
Product Specs
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Group:
- Wiring Devices
- Product Type:
- Wallplate
- Product Material:
- Stainless Steel
- Series:
- 9740 Series
- Product Subgroup:
- Wallplates
Mulberry 97401 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Will the Mulberry 9740 Series wallplate fit over a GFCI receptacle, or only a standard duplex?
The 9740 Series uses a block-style opening sized for duplex/GFI receptacle devices, so it covers a GFCI (decorator-style rectangular face) as well as a standard duplex device. That block cutout is the whole point of the series; a standard duplex plate with two round eyes will not clear a GFCI face.
2) What gang sizes does the Mulberry 9740 GFI block wallplate come in?
Four: 1-gang (97401), 2-gang (97402), 3-gang (97403) and 4-gang (97404). Every one carries the same stainless steel build and block cutout, so a multi-gang run of GFI receptacles gets a matched cover instead of ganged single plates.
3) What is the closest alternative to the Mulberry 97401 if a non-metallic duplex wallplate is wanted instead of stainless steel?
The Mulberry 97401 is a 1-gang duplex/GFI wallplate in stainless steel. For a non-metallic 1-gang duplex cover, the Bryant P8 Series 1-gang duplex wallplate covers the same single-gang duplex opening. Choose the Mulberry when a metal plate is wanted and the Bryant P8 when a standard duplex plate in the P8 series is specified.
4) I need a 2-gang plate for a duplex plus another device, not two duplexes - what should I use instead of the Mulberry 9740 Series?
The Mulberry 9740 Series runs 1-gang through 4-gang with block openings sized for duplex/GFI receptacles, so every gang is a receptacle opening. For a two-gang plate that mixes device types, the Pass & Seymour TP126-LA Trademaster two-gang combination nylon wallplate is a combination plate, and the Cooper Wiring Devices 2138WBOX 21 Series thermoset combination wallplate in white is another combination option.
5) What is the difference between the Mulberry 97403 and the Eaton 7729V-SP for a three-gang opening?
Both cover a three-gang box. The Mulberry 97403 is the 3-gang configuration of the stainless steel 9740 Series with block openings for duplex/GFI receptacles. The Eaton 7729V-SP is a decorator triple-gang wallplate cover, so its openings are cut for decorator-style devices rather than duplex receptacles. Match the plate to the device style already in the wall.
6) Is this a standard size wallplate or an oversized one?
Standard size, 1-gang, sized to fit a standard single-gang electrical box. If you need to hide chipped drywall or an oversized cut around the box, a standard plate will not cover it, and something like the Pass & Seymour SPJ Series junior-jumbo plate is the direction to look, though that one has a toggle switch opening rather than a GFI block.
7) Does this Mulberry plate screw to the box or to the receptacle?
Device mount. The plate fastens to the receptacle yoke, not the box ears, which is why it sits flush regardless of how deep the box is set. If your device is missing its yoke screw holes or is a box-mount cover application, this is the wrong style.
8) Is stainless steel the right wallplate choice for a commercial kitchen or washdown area?
Solid stainless resists corrosion, denting and discoloration, which is why it holds up in kitchens, bathrooms and other damp GFI locations better than a painted or thermoset plate. It is not a weatherproof in-use cover though, so for outdoor or wet-location service you need a listed weatherproof enclosure, not a flat plate.
9) I'm standardizing wallplates across a building. How do the Mulberry 9740 plates compare to the plastic ones?
The 9740 is metal, solid stainless steel, so it gives one uniform brushed look across every opening and shrugs off cart and traffic damage in corridors. If cost or color matching to ivory or light almond devices matters more, the nylon and thermoset families are the alternative: Pass & Seymour TradeMaster nylon plates come in light almond (TP703-LA, TP126-LA) and the Cooper 21 Series thermoset combination plate comes in white. Those are color-matched plastics, not steel.
10) What if I need to cover a switch or a blank opening instead of a GFI receptacle?
The 9740 block cutout is cut for duplex/GFI receptacle devices only, so it will not suit a toggle switch or an unused box. For a switch opening, the Pass & Seymour SPJ Series thermoset plate is cut for a toggle; for a dead box, the Pass & Seymour WPB Series blank plate in brushed aluminum is the closest match in a metal finish.
11) Can I use the Mulberry 97401 to cover a phone or data jack?
No. The Mulberry 97401 is a duplex/GFI receptacle plate. For low-voltage openings, the Eaton 35324W wallplate with a 4-conductor data/voice modular jack, Type 625B4, and the Eaton 3533-4W surface mount telephone jack wallplate in white thermoplastic for RJ11/RJ14 are the plates built for that use.
12) The existing plates are oversized and the standard Mulberry 9740 plate leaves a gap at the box - what else can I use?
The 9740 Series is standard size, so it will not hide an oversized cutout. The Pass & Seymour SPJ Series is a junior-jumbo plate and the Bryant PJ Series is an M-size wallplate for wiring devices, both larger than standard - match the opening style you need before ordering either.
13) For a white 2-gang duplex plate instead of stainless, what matches the Mulberry 97402?
The Mulberry 97402 is the 2-gang stainless steel 9740 Series plate. If a non-metallic two-gang plate is preferred, the Pass & Seymour TP703LA TradeMaster 2-gang nylon wall plate covers a two-gang opening in light almond. Confirm the device openings suit your receptacles before swapping.
14) Is the Bryant NP26W an equivalent to the Mulberry 97401?
Both are 1-gang wallplates. The Bryant NP26W is part of the HWS Series, while the Mulberry 97401 belongs to the 9740 Series in stainless steel with a duplex/GFI block opening. They differ in series and material, so verify the NP26W opening matches your device before treating it as a swap.
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