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Pass & Seymour SS4 4-Gang 302/304 Stainless Steel Toggle Wall Plate

Pass & Seymour SS4 4-Gang 302/304 Stainless Steel Toggle Wall Plate

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Pass & Seymour SS4 4-Gang 302/304 Stainless Steel Toggle Wall Plate

The Pass & Seymour SS4 is a 4-gang wall plate with 4 toggle switch openings, machined from Type 302/304 stainless steel at a nominal .032" thickness. This alloy carries 18% chromium and 8% nickel for superior resistance to corrosion, and the plate is non-magnetic with a brushed finish. It is cULus Listed and built for demanding environments where standard plastic plates fall short.

Key Features

  • Configuration: 4-Gang layout with 4 toggle switch openings for grouped switch installations.
  • Durable Construction: Type 302/304 stainless steel, non-magnetic, at .032" nominal thickness for long-term strength.
  • Corrosion Resistance: Alloy contains 18% chromium and 8% nickel for superior resistance to corrosive atmospheres.
  • Finish: Brushed finish that can also be silk-screened, engraved, or custom punched with over 300 opening styles.
  • Paintable: Can be painted to match plastic plates when color-coordination is needed.
  • Packaging: Packaged in protective film with finish-matching screws included.
  • Family Options: Part of a broader stainless steel plate line offering Standard, Jumbo, and Tandem plates, plus special Panel plates up to 5-gangs high and 10-gangs wide.

Certifications & Compliance

  • cULus Listed

Technical Specifications

  • Country Of Origin: United States
  • Product Finish: Metallic
  • Product Height: 4.5 in
  • Product Line: Pass & Seymour
  • Product Width: 8.125 in
  • Product Depth: 0.2 in

Typical Applications

  • Food Processing Plants and Dairies
  • Chemical Plants and Corrosive Atmosphere Environments
  • Industrial and Institutional Electrical Installations
  • Commercial Facilities Requiring Corrosion-Resistant Devices
  • Grouped Toggle Switch Installations

Why Pass & Seymour?

Pass & Seymour builds the SS4 from non-magnetic Type 302/304 stainless steel with a corrosion-resistant 18% chromium, 8% nickel alloy, giving it the durability required for food processing, dairy, and chemical plant environments. Backed by cULus Listing and finish-matching screws in every pack, the SS4 delivers code-compliant, corrosion-resistant performance for professional electrical work.

Manufacturer Resources

Spec Sheet

Product Specs

Product Material:
Stainless Steel
Product Type:
Toggle Wallplate
Configuration:
4-Gang
Product Finish:
Brushed
Listing:
cULus
Country Of Origin:
United States
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Wallplates
Product Width:
8.125 in
Product Color:
Stainless Steel
Product Height:
4.5 in
Product Depth:
0.2 in

Pass & Seymour SS4 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Pass & Seymour SS4 cover four toggle switches ganged in one box?
That is exactly what it is built for. The SS4 is a 4-gang plate with four toggle switch openings, so it covers a four-position ganged toggle install in one piece. Toggle openings only, so it will not accept a duplex receptacle or a decorator/rocker device in any of the four positions.
2) Is stainless steel worth it over a plastic wall plate in a food plant or dairy?
In washdown and corrosive-atmosphere areas, yes. The SS4 is Type 302/304 stainless with 18% chromium and 8% nickel, which is the reason it is specified for food processing plants, dairies and chemical plants where plastic plates chalk, yellow or crack. It is also non-magnetic. For a dry office corridor, a steel or plastic plate such as the Mulberry 8640 Series 1-gang steel plate covers the job at a lower spec level.
3) Is the SS4 wall plate UL listed for commercial and institutional work?
cULus Listed, which covers both US and Canadian installs. That matters on institutional and government specs where every wiring device component on the job has to carry a listing mark.
4) What can I use instead of the Pass & Seymour SS4 when the box is a single toggle switch rather than a four-gang bank?
The SS4 is a 4-gang plate with four toggle switch openings, so it only fits a four-device toggle bank. For a single toggle opening, the Mulberry 86401 is a 1-gang steel wallplate in the 8640 series, finished in white rather than the SS4's brushed stainless. Both are metal plates; the difference is gang count and the finish you end up with on the wall.
5) I need a metal plate for a two-gang box with mixed devices, not four toggles. What fits?
The SS4 is punched for four toggle switches in a 4-gang layout, so it will not cover a two-gang opening or non-toggle devices. The Mulberry 76432 and 76532 are 2-gang combination wallplates in cold rolled steel, white, from the 764 and 765 series respectively - combination punching means mixed device openings rather than four identical toggles. The SS4 remains the choice when you want Type 302/304 stainless in a brushed finish.
6) What size is the SS4 stainless wall plate and how thick is the metal?
Nominal dimensions are 8.125 inches wide by 4.5 inches high with a 0.2 inch depth, and the stainless is .032 inch nominal thickness. That thickness is what keeps a four-gang plate from oil-canning across the span when the screws are drawn up.
7) Do I need to buy screws for the SS4, or do they come with it?
Screws are in the pack, and they are finish-matched to the plate, so you are not looking at bright zinc heads against brushed stainless. Each plate ships in protective film to keep the brushed face from getting scuffed before it goes on the wall.
8) Can the SS4 stainless plate be painted or engraved for circuit labeling?
Both. The brushed stainless face takes silk-screening and engraving, which is how most plants label circuits or panel functions on grouped switch banks. It can also be painted to match adjacent plastic plates when the wall finish has to stay uniform. Custom punching is available across more than 300 opening styles if the four toggle openings do not match your device mix.
9) I need more than four gangs of stainless switch plates. Does Pass & Seymour go bigger than the SS4?
The SS4 tops out at four gangs, but it sits in a wider stainless line that includes Standard, Jumbo and Tandem plates, plus special Panel plates running up to 5 gangs high and 10 gangs wide. For a large ganged switch bank or a control panel face, ask for the Panel plate rather than trying to butt two SS4s together.
10) What should I use instead of the SS4 if I have a toggle switch and a receptacle in the same box?
The SS4 is punched for four toggles only, so a mixed device gang needs a combination plate. The Mulberry 764 Series and 765 Series 2-gang combination wallplates in cold rolled steel, white, cover that kind of mixed opening in a two-gang box. For a data or voice jack in the wall, the Eaton 35324W carries a 4-conductor Type 625B4 modular jack in the plate itself.
11) Will the brushed stainless SS4 match the other plates already installed in my building?
If your existing plates are brushed stainless, the SS4 carries the same brushed metallic finish and will read the same on the wall. If your building standard is white plastic or painted steel, the SS4 can be painted to match rather than replaced, since the stainless face accepts paint. Mixing brushed stainless into a run of white plates without painting will stand out.
12) Is the Eaton 35324W a substitute for the Pass & Seymour SS4?
No. The Eaton 35324W is a wallplate with a 4-conductor data/voice modular jack, Type 625B4 - it carries a telephone or data jack, not switch openings. The SS4 is a blank-free toggle plate with four toggle switch openings in stainless steel. The 4 in the Eaton part refers to conductors in the jack, not gangs, so the two are not interchangeable even though both are wallplates.
13) We need a toggle plate that identifies a gas burner circuit. Does the SS4 do that?
The SS4 ships as a brushed stainless plate that can be silk-screened or engraved if you want legends added, but it comes plain. If you want a factory-marked switch identified at the wall, the Mulberry 41020 is a 1-gang toggle switch plate in the 4102 series marked Gas Burner and finished red. That is a single toggle opening, so it covers one switch, not the four-switch bank the SS4 is punched for.
14) What is the difference between the Pass & Seymour SS4 and the Bryant P8 wallplate?
The Bryant P8 is a 1-gang duplex wallplate in the P8 series - it is cut for a duplex receptacle and covers one device. The Pass & Seymour SS4 covers four toggle switches in a 4-gang stainless plate. They serve different boxes and different device types, so a P8 will not stand in for an SS4 on a grouped switch bank.
15) If the SS4 does not cover the device opening, what other plate lines should I look at?
The SS4 is punched only for toggle switches. Bryant offers the PJ series M-size wallplate for wiring devices and the NP26W in the HWS series, both 1-gang style plates for other device types. For corrosion-prone areas such as food processing, dairy, or chemical plants where you want Type 302/304 stainless with 18 percent chromium and 8 percent nickel, the SS4 stays the right family, and Pass & Seymour builds Standard, Jumbo, Tandem, and Panel plates up to 5-gangs high by 10-gangs wide in that same stainless line.
16) Is the Pass & Seymour SS4 made in the USA?
Yes, country of origin is the United States. Worth noting if you are buying against a Buy American or domestic-preference clause on public work.
17) Do I get a cULus listed plate if I switch from the SS4 to a painted steel plate?
The Pass & Seymour SS4 carries a cULus listing and is made from non-magnetic Type 302/304 stainless at .032 in nominal thickness with finish-matching screws in the pack. The steel comparables such as the Mulberry 86401 1-gang and the 76432 2-gang combination plate are cold rolled or plain steel in white - a different material and finish, and a different gang count. If the stainless alloy and the cULus listing are what the spec calls for, stay with the SS4.
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Does the Pass & Seymour SS4 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Pass & Seymour SS4 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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