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Pass & Seymour 1-Gang Single-Receptacle Stainless Steel Wall Plate, 302/304 Alloy

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Pass & Seymour 1-Gang Single-Receptacle Stainless Steel Wall Plate, 302/304 Alloy

The Pass & Seymour 1-Gang Wall Plate is a smooth-style metal cover with a single receptacle opening, machined from Type 302/304 stainless steel — a non-magnetic alloy containing 18% chromium and 8% nickel for superior corrosion resistance. Finished at .032" nominal thickness with a brushed surface, this plate is built to hold up in demanding environments and is backed by cULus Listing for code-compliant installation. It is part of a broader Pass & Seymour smooth metal wall plate line offered in Standard, Jumbo, and Tandem configurations, with special panel plates available up to 5-gangs high and 10-gangs wide.

Key Features

  • Configuration: 1-Gang wall plate with a single receptacle opening for standard duplex or single receptacle devices.
  • Durable Construction: Type 302/304 stainless steel, non-magnetic, .032" nominal thickness, containing 18% chromium and 8% nickel for superior resistance to corrosion.
  • Finish: Brushed finish for a clean, professional appearance that resists fingerprints and wear.
  • Custom Options: Can be silk-screened or engraved, and custom punched with over 300 opening styles across the Pass & Seymour wall plate line.
  • Paintable: Can be painted to match plastic plates for consistent facility aesthetics.
  • Complete Packaging: Packaged in protective film with finish-matching screws included, in cartons of 20 EA.
  • Special Finishes: Available in a variety of special plated finishes across the product line.

Certifications & Compliance

  • cULus Listed

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Typical Applications

  • Food Processing Plants and Dairies
  • Chemical Plants and Corrosive-Atmosphere Environments
  • Industrial and Institutional Facilities
  • Commercial Electrical Installations Requiring Durable, Code-Compliant Wall Plates

Why Pass & Seymour?

Pass & Seymour engineers this wall plate from 302/304 stainless steel specifically to withstand the corrosive atmospheres found in food processing, dairy, and chemical environments, while the cULus Listing gives electrical professionals confidence in code-compliant performance. With a brushed finish, finish-matching screws, and protective packaging, it is a reliable choice for institutional and industrial electrical installations where standard plastic plates fall short.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

list_batch:
PASS-20260820
Product Type:
Single Receptacle Wallplate
Configuration:
1-Gang
Product Finish:
Brushed
Listing:
cULus
Country Of Origin:
United States
Product Material:
Stainless Steel
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Wallplates

Pass & Seymour SS7 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Is this stainless wall plate suitable for a food processing or chemical plant washdown area?
That is what the alloy is for. The SS7 is Type 302/304 stainless, 18% chromium and 8% nickel, non-magnetic, and Pass & Seymour calls out food processing plants, dairies, chemical plants and corrosive-atmosphere environments as typical applications. It is a flat cover plate, not a gasketed weatherproof enclosure, so for direct hose-down or wet-location coverage you still need a listed weatherproof cover.
2) My device is a Decora-style receptacle, not a standard duplex. Can I use the Pass & Seymour SS7?
No. The Pass & Seymour SS7 has a single receptacle opening sized for standard duplex or single receptacle devices, so it will not fit a Decora rocker-style device. For that opening use a Decora plate such as the Leviton 16252 Decora single-gang device wallplate, which is supplied in packs of 100.
3) What is the closest 1-gang duplex receptacle wall plate alternative to the Pass & Seymour SS7?
The Bryant P8 Series 1-gang duplex wallplate covers the same single-gang duplex receptacle opening. The difference is material and finish: the Pass & Seymour SS7 is Type 302/304 stainless steel at .032 inch nominal thickness with a brushed finish, and is cULus listed, while the Bryant plate is identified by its P8 series designation. For food processing, dairy, or chemical atmospheres where corrosion resistance drives the choice, the stainless SS7 is the one specified for that duty.
4) Is there a less expensive non-metal 1-gang wall plate that fits the same box as the Pass & Seymour SS7?
Yes. The Leviton 80704 is a thermoplastic nylon, commercial grade 1-gang wallplate in gray, and it mounts over the same single-gang device. The Pass & Seymour SS7 is 302/304 stainless steel with a brushed finish, which is what makes it suited to corrosive atmospheres such as food processing and chemical plants; the nylon plate is the typical pick for dry commercial interiors. Note that the SS7 can also be painted to match plastic plates if you are blending the two in one facility.
5) Do I need to buy mounting screws separately for the SS7 wall plate?
No. Finish-matching screws ship with the plate, and each one comes wrapped in protective film. Cartons are 20 EA, which is worth knowing if you are standardizing a floor or a building and ordering by the case.
6) How thick is the metal on this stainless steel plate, and will it stay flat?
Nominal thickness is .032 inch stainless, brushed finish. That gauge is heavy enough to resist the denting and cracking you get from plastic plates in corridors, kitchens and plant floors, and the brushed surface hides fingerprints and wear better than a polished one.
7) Stainless steel or plastic wall plate - which should I spec for a commercial building?
Go stainless where corrosion, impact or cleaning chemicals are in play: plant floors, dairies, kitchens, back-of-house. For dry offices and tenant spaces a thermoplastic nylon commercial-grade plate like the Leviton 80704 1-gang does the job at less weight, and Mulberry's cold rolled steel plates such as the 76432 2-gang combination are a painted-steel middle ground. The SS7 is the choice when a plastic plate will not survive the environment.
8) I need a jumbo or oversized stainless plate to cover a bad wall cut - does Pass & Seymour make one?
Yes, the smooth metal plate line runs in Standard, Jumbo and Tandem configurations, with special panel plates up to 5-gangs high and 10-gangs wide. The SS7 itself is the standard-size 1-gang single-receptacle version, so if you are hiding rough drywall around the box, order the Jumbo equivalent rather than this one.
9) I need a metal wall plate for more than one gang - what covers that if the SS7 is 1-gang only?
The Pass & Seymour SS7 is a 1-gang plate. For multi-gang steel coverage, the Mulberry 76103 is a Princess size 3-gang steel wallplate punched for three duplex receptacles in white, and the Mulberry 76432 of the 764 series is a cold rolled steel 2-gang combination plate in white. Both are painted steel rather than the 302/304 stainless brushed finish of the SS7; the Pass & Seymour smooth metal line itself extends to Jumbo and Tandem configurations and special panel plates up to 5-gangs high by 10-gangs wide.
10) What should I order instead of the Pass & Seymour SS7 if the device in the box is a toggle switch?
The SS7 is punched with a receptacle opening, so a switch needs a different plate. For a single toggle switch, the Cantex 5133330 is a PVC single toggle switch wallplate, and the Mulberry 41020 of the 4102 series is a 1-gang toggle switch plate in gas burner red for equipment identification. The Pass & Seymour metal line can also be custom punched, silk-screened, or engraved across more than 300 opening styles if you need a stainless plate with a switch opening.
11) Will a combination wallplate like the Cooper 2138WBOX work in place of the Pass & Seymour SS7?
Only if your box holds two different device types. The Cooper Wiring Devices 2138WBOX is a 21 Series thermoset combination wallplate in white, and the Mulberry 76532 of the 765 series is a cold rolled steel 2-gang combination plate in white - both are punched for mixed device openings. The Pass & Seymour SS7 is a 1-gang plate with a single receptacle opening in 302/304 stainless steel, so it covers one duplex or single receptacle device and nothing else.
12) Is the Eaton 35324W a substitute for the Pass & Seymour SS7?
No. The Eaton 35324W is a wallplate built with a 4-conductor data/voice modular jack of Type 625B4, and the Eaton 3533-4W is a surface mount telephone jack wallplate in white thermoplastic for RJ11/RJ14. Those are communications plates with the jack as part of the assembly. The Pass & Seymour SS7 is a stainless steel cover plate with a receptacle opening and no device built in, intended to go over a separately installed line-voltage receptacle.
13) If the wall opening is cut oversize, is the Pass & Seymour SS7 the right plate or do I need a midway or jumbo?
A standard-size plate like the Pass & Seymour SS7 may not hide a rough or oversize cutout. For extra coverage, Bryant offers the PJ Series M-size wallplate for wiring devices, and Leviton offers midway thermoplastic nylon commercial grade plates such as the PJ2-E 2-gang midway. Pass & Seymour also builds this smooth metal line in Jumbo and Tandem configurations, so you can stay in 302/304 stainless with the larger footprint.
14) Can stainless wall plates be labeled or painted to match the rest of my plates?
Both. The Pass & Seymour smooth metal plates can be silk-screened or engraved for circuit and panel identification, and they can be painted to match adjacent plastic plates. Custom punching is also offered across the line with more than 300 opening styles.
15) Will a magnet stick to the Pass & Seymour SS7 plate?
No. The 302/304 alloy is non-magnetic, so magnetic test-tags, hold-downs or clips will not grab it. If you rely on magnetic labeling in a plant, plan on engraving or silk-screening instead.
16) Is the SS7 wall plate made in the USA?
Country of origin on the SS7 is the United States, which matters if you are buying for a government or institutional job with domestic sourcing language in the spec.
17) What is the exact part number for the Pass & Seymour 1-gang stainless single-receptacle plate?
Order it as Pass & Seymour SS7. It is the 1-gang, single receptacle opening, Type 302/304 stainless plate with a brushed finish.
18) I need to cover an unused box, not a receptacle. Does the Pass & Seymour SS7 do that?
No. The SS7 is punched with a single receptacle opening, so it will not blank off a box. For a blank cover use a plate such as the Leviton PJ23-E thermoplastic nylon 2-gang blank wallplate, a commercial grade midway box mount plate. If the location calls for stainless because of a corrosive atmosphere, the Pass & Seymour smooth metal line is custom punched across more than 300 opening styles.
19) What is the difference between the Pass & Seymour SS7 and the Bryant NP26W?
The Bryant NP26W is a 1-gang wallplate in the HWS series, catalogued against device P26W. The Pass & Seymour SS7 is also a 1-gang plate, built from Type 302/304 non-magnetic stainless steel with 18 percent chromium and 8 percent nickel at .032 inch nominal thickness, brushed finish, cULus listed, and packed 20 each in protective film with finish-matching screws. Choose the SS7 when the specification calls for a corrosion-resistant metal plate.
20) Can the Eaton 7729V-SP be used where the Pass & Seymour SS7 is specified?
No. The Eaton 7729V-SP is a decorator triple-gang wallplate cover, so it spans three gangs with decorator openings. The Pass & Seymour SS7 is a 1-gang stainless steel plate with a single receptacle opening, which is what you need for one standard duplex or single receptacle in a single-gang box.
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