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Pass & Seymour SS724 1-Gang 302/304 Stainless Steel Wall Plate with Power Outlet Opening

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Pass & Seymour SS724 1-Gang 302/304 Stainless Steel Wall Plate with Power Outlet Opening

The Pass & Seymour SS724 is a 1-Gang wall plate machined from Type 302/304 stainless steel and punched for power outlet receptacle openings. This non-magnetic alloy is .032" nominal thickness and carries a brushed finish for a clean, professional appearance on commercial and industrial installations. Backed by a cULus Listing, the SS724 is built for durability in demanding environments where corrosion resistance matters.

Key Features

  • Configuration: 1-Gang wall plate punched with power outlet receptacle openings.
  • Durable Construction: Type 302/304 stainless steel, non-magnetic, .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 is paintable to match plastic plates when needed.
  • Customizable: Can be silk-screened or engraved, and custom punched with over 300 opening styles.
  • Special Finishes: Available in a variety of special plated finishes beyond standard brushed stainless.
  • Family Options: Standard, Jumbo, and Tandem plates available, plus special Panel plates up to 5-gangs high and 10-gangs wide.
  • Packaging: Packaged in protective film with finish-matching screws included.

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: 2.75 in
  • Product Depth: 0.2 in

Typical Applications

  • Food Processing Plants and Dairies
  • Chemical Plants and Corrosive Atmosphere Environments
  • Industrial and Institutional Facilities
  • Commercial Electrical Installations
  • Power Outlet Receptacle Wiring Devices

Why Pass & Seymour?

Pass & Seymour builds the SS724 from corrosion-resistant 302/304 stainless steel with a nickel-chromium alloy composition designed to withstand harsh industrial and commercial atmospheres. With a cULus Listing and a brushed finish that stands up to demanding environments, this wall plate delivers reliable, code-compliant performance for professional electrical work.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Material:
Stainless Steel
Product Type:
Single Receptacle Wallplate
Configuration:
1-Gang
Product Finish:
Metallic
Listing:
cULus
Country Of Origin:
United States
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Wallplates
Product Height:
4.5 in
Product Depth:
0.2 in
Product Color:
Stainless Steel
Product Width:
2.75 in

Pass & Seymour SS724 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Pass & Seymour SS724 stainless plate cover a standard duplex receptacle?
The SS724 is a 1-gang stainless plate punched for power outlet receptacle openings, so it covers a single-gang device box with a power outlet device in it. If the opening in your box is a toggle switch or a decorator/rocker device, this punch will not line up and you need a plate punched for that device instead.
2) Is stainless steel worth it over a painted steel or plastic plate in a wash-down or chemical area?
That is exactly what the SS724 is for. The Type 302/304 alloy runs 18% chromium and 8% nickel, which is what gives it corrosion resistance in food processing, dairy, and chemical plant atmospheres where a painted cold rolled steel plate will eventually rust at the screw holes and edges. If the room is dry and ordinary office or corridor space, a painted steel plate like the Mulberry 86401 1-gang does the same job.
3) What is the difference between the Pass & Seymour SS724 and the Mulberry 86401 for a 1-gang metal wall plate?
Both are 1-gang metal wall plates, but they are built from different metals and punched differently. The Pass & Seymour SS724 is Type 302/304 stainless steel, .032 inch nominal thickness, with a brushed metallic finish and openings punched for power outlet receptacles; the alloy's 18% chromium and 8% nickel content is what gives it corrosion resistance in food processing, dairy, and chemical plant atmospheres. The Mulberry 86401 is a steel 1-gang wallplate in the 8640 Series, finished in white. If the wall already has painted white plates and the room is dry, the white steel plate matches visually; if the environment is washdown or corrosive, the stainless SS724 is the material built for it.
4) I need a 1-gang plate for a standard duplex receptacle, not a power outlet. What should I order instead of the SS724?
The Pass & Seymour SS724 is punched for power outlet receptacle openings, so it will not line up with a standard duplex device. For a straight duplex opening in 1-gang, the Bryant P8 Series 1-gang duplex wallplate is the plate cut for that configuration. Confirm the device face against the punch before ordering either one, since the gang count is the same but the opening is not.
5) Between the SS724 and the Bryant NP26W, which suits a corrosive industrial area?
The Pass & Seymour SS724 is the one specified for that duty. It is Type 302/304 stainless with 18% chromium and 8% nickel for resistance to corrosive atmospheres, is non-magnetic, is cULus listed, and is called out for food processing plants, dairies, and chemical plants. The Bryant NP26W is a 1-gang wallplate from the HWS Series. For a washdown or chemical exposure area, the stainless construction and corrosion-resistant alloy of the SS724 is the deciding specification.
6) What size is the SS724 wall plate, and is it a standard or oversized plate?
It measures 4.5 inches high by 2.75 inches wide and 0.2 inches deep, which is the standard 1-gang footprint, not a jumbo. Pass & Seymour does build the same family in Jumbo and Tandem sizes if you need to cover wall damage or an oversized cutout around the box.
7) Do mounting screws come with the Pass & Seymour SS724?
Screws are included and they are finish-matched to the plate. It ships in a protective film to keep the brushed face from getting scuffed before install, so peel that off after the plate is set.
8) Can stainless wall plates be labeled or engraved for circuit identification in a plant?
Yes. The SS724 can be silk screened or engraved, and Pass & Seymour will custom punch the same plate in over 300 opening styles if you have a nonstandard device. For large equipment walls they also build panel plates up to 5 gangs high and 10 gangs wide.
9) Is the SS724 listed for commercial and institutional work, and where is it made?
cULus Listed, which covers it for both US and Canadian installations, and it is made in the United States. That listing plus the stainless construction is why it shows up on industrial and institutional specs.
10) Is the Eaton 35324W a substitute for the Pass & Seymour SS724?
No. The Eaton 35324W is a wallplate with a 4-conductor data/voice modular jack, Type 625B4 - it is a communications plate with the jack built in. The Pass & Seymour SS724 is a blank-bodied 1-gang stainless plate punched for power outlet receptacle openings and carries no jack. They cover different rough-ins entirely; if the box holds a telephone or data drop, the SS724 will not terminate it.
11) I have two devices in one box - what do I use instead of the SS724?
The Pass & Seymour SS724 is a 1-gang plate and covers a single device opening only. For a two-device box, the Mulberry 76432 and Mulberry 76532 are cold rolled steel 2-gang combination wallplates in white, from the 764 and 765 Series respectively. Match the combination punch to the two devices actually in the box before ordering, and note that both are cold rolled steel rather than the stainless used on the SS724.
12) For a toggle switch on a gas burner circuit, can I use the SS724 stainless plate?
Not as punched. The Pass & Seymour SS724 opening is cut for power outlet receptacles, not for a toggle switch. The Mulberry 41020 is a 1-gang toggle switch plate in the 4102 Series marked Gas Burner in red, which is the plate to specify when the switch needs to be identified at the wall. The SS724 does have the option of being silk-screened or engraved and is punched in over 300 opening styles, so a stainless legend plate is achievable, but the stock SS724 is a receptacle plate.
13) Is there an oversized or jumbo option if the SS724 does not cover the wall opening?
Yes. The Pass & Seymour SS724 is the standard-size 1-gang stainless plate at 4.5 inches high by 2.75 inches wide and 0.2 inch deep, and the same family is offered in Jumbo and Tandem sizes as well as panel plates up to 5 gangs high by 10 gangs wide. Among other brands, the Bryant PJ Series is an M-size wallplate for wiring devices, which is an intermediate footprint between standard and jumbo. Measure the drywall cut before choosing, since a ragged opening is the usual reason a standard plate gets rejected.
14) Is the SS724 stainless plate magnetic?
No. The 302/304 alloy used on this plate is non-magnetic, so magnetic tool holders and label magnets will not stick to it. It is .032 inch nominal thickness with a brushed finish.
15) Can I paint a stainless plate to match the white plastic plates already in the building?
The brushed finish on the SS724 is paintable so it can be matched to plastic plates when a room has to look uniform. Pass & Seymour also offers this plate family in special plated finishes if you would rather buy the color than paint it.
16) We standardize on white plates facility-wide. Can the SS724 be made to match?
Yes. The Pass & Seymour SS724 carries a brushed metallic finish that is paintable to match plastic plates, and it is also offered in a range of special plated finishes. If painting is not acceptable in your facility, the Mulberry 86401 is a steel 1-gang wallplate supplied in white, and the Mulberry 76432 and 76532 are white 2-gang combination plates for multi-device boxes. The SS724 ships in protective film with finish-matching screws included.
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Does the Pass & Seymour SS724 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Pass & Seymour SS724 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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