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RACO 567 Gangable Steel Switch Box with NMSC Clamps

RACO 567 Gangable Steel Switch Box with NMSC Clamps

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RACO 567 Gangable Steel Switch Box with NMSC Clamps

The RACO 567 is a gangable steel switch box measuring 3 in. x 2 in. with a 2-3/4 in. deep interior, built for switch and device installations in nonmetallic sheathed cable (NMSC) wiring systems. This box features seven 1/2 in. knockouts (KO's) with built-in NMSC clamps to secure incoming cable, plus integral plaster ears for a flush, finished mount against drywall or plaster wall surfaces. Constructed from durable steel and UL Listed, the RACO 567 delivers the reliable, code-compliant performance electricians expect from a standard gangable device box.

Key Features

  • Box Dimensions: 3 in. x 2 in. with a 2-3/4 in. deep interior for standard device installations.
  • Durable Construction: Steel body for rugged, long-lasting performance in residential and light commercial wiring.
  • Gangable Design: Box sides can be removed to gang multiple boxes together for multi-device installations.
  • Seven 1/2 in. KO's: Multiple 1/2 in. knockouts provide flexible cable and conduit entry points.
  • Integral NMSC Clamps: Built-in clamps secure nonmetallic sheathed cable directly at the knockout for a clean, code-compliant termination.
  • Plaster Ears: Integral plaster ears provide a secure, flush mount against plaster or drywall wall finishes.
  • No Bracket Mounting: Box is designed without a mounting bracket for direct wall-opening installation.

Certifications & Compliance

  • UL Listed

Technical Specifications

  • Product Type: Steel Boxes and Covers
  • Product Depth: 2.75 in
  • Bracket Type: No Bracket
  • Wiring System: Nonmetallic Sheathed Cable
  • Gangable: Yes
  • Certified Listed: UL Listed

Typical Applications

  • Residential and Light Commercial Switch Wiring
  • Single and Multi-Gang Device Installations
  • Nonmetallic Sheathed Cable (NM) Wiring Systems
  • New Construction and Remodel Electrical Work
  • Plaster and Drywall Wall Box Installations

Why RACO?

RACO steel switch boxes are built for the demands of everyday electrical rough-in work, combining a gangable design, integral NMSC clamps, and plaster ears in a single UL Listed steel enclosure. This construction helps installers save time on the job while meeting code requirements for cable securement and wall-finish support. Choose the RACO 567 for dependable, professional-grade device box performance in residential and light commercial NMSC wiring applications.

Manufacturer Resources

Spec Sheet

Product Specs

list_batch:
RACO-20260916
Product Type:
Switch Box
Product Depth:
2.75 in
Bracket Type:
No Bracket
Wiring System:
Nonmetallic Sheathed Cable
Gangable:
Yes
Certified Listed:
UL Listed
Department:
Electrical
Product Subgroup:
Electrical Boxes
Product Group:
Boxes & Enclosures

RACO RACO567 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Can the RACO 567 switch box be ganged together for a two or three gang device install?
Yes. The 567 is a gangable steel box, so the removable side is taken off and boxes are joined to build 2-gang, 3-gang or wider device assemblies. Each added box brings its own 3 x 2 x 2-3/4 inch volume and its own NMSC clamps, so you are not relying on one box to feed several devices.
2) Do I need separate cable connectors to land Romex in the RACO 567?
No. The 567 has integral NMSC clamps built in at the knockouts, so nonmetallic sheathed cable is secured inside the box without buying separate NM connectors. The box is specified for nonmetallic sheathed cable wiring systems, not for conduit termination with locknuts.
3) Will a 2-3/4 inch deep switch box fit in a 2x4 stud wall?
Yes. At 2-3/4 inches deep the 567 sits inside the 3-1/2 inch cavity of a nominal 2x4 stud with room behind, which is the standard depth for a device box in that framing. It is the deepest common gangable size, so you get the most wire room available before you have to move to a 2x6 wall.
4) What is the closest steel gangable alternative to the RACO 567 switch box?
The Thomas & Betts LXWOWC-25 Steel City Adjust-A-Box is the nearest steel equivalent. Like the RACO 567, it is a gangable 1-gang switch box in steel, with the Adjust-A-Box offered in pre-galvanized steel. The RACO 567 runs 2-3/4 in. deep with seven 1/2 in. knockouts and integral NMSC clamps for securing nonmetallic sheathed cable at the knockout, so if the cable securement has to happen inside the box rather than with an external connector, the 567 covers it out of the carton.
5) Should I use the RACO 567 or a nonmetallic box in a steel stud wall?
For steel stud framing, the Cantex EZ20SB EZ Box is a 1-gang non-metallic box built specifically for steel studs. The RACO 567 is a steel box supplied with no mounting bracket, so it is set directly into the wall opening and relies on its integral plaster ears to land flush on drywall or plaster. In a steel stud partition where you want a box designed to attach to the stud itself, the EZ20SB is the more direct fit; the 567 suits openings where the box is fastened or set in the finished wall.
6) How does the RACO 567 mount if it has no bracket?
The 567 ships with no mounting bracket. It is set into the wall opening and fastened directly, with integral plaster ears bearing on the drywall or plaster face to hold it flush with the finished surface. If you are nailing to a stud face during rough-in and want a bracket, this is the wrong box for that method.
7) How many 1/2 inch knockouts does the RACO 567 have for cable entry?
Seven 1/2 inch knockouts, spread around the box so you can bring cable in from the top, bottom or back depending on how the rough-in runs. That is enough entries for a switch leg plus feed-through and travelers in a 3-way without crowding one opening.
8) Is the RACO 567 switch box UL Listed for code inspection?
Yes, the 567 steel switch box is UL Listed.
9) Should I use a steel gangable box like the RACO 567 or a non-metallic box?
Pick the steel gangable 567 when you may need to add gangs later or want a metal enclosure that bonds through the box and takes NM cable on built-in clamps. Non-metallic boxes are a different approach: the Allied Moulded P-181 FlexBox is a fixed 1-gang thermoplastic box at 18 cubic inches, and the Allied Moulded 2302-NKV is a fiberglass reinforced 2-gang, so you choose the gang count up front rather than ganging on site.
10) What is a simpler plastic option instead of the RACO 567 for residential switch wiring?
The Allied Moulded P-181 FlexBox is a 1-gang thermoplastic switch/receptacle box rated 18 cu. in. and intended for residential work. The RACO 567 is a steel box 2-3/4 in. deep with NMSC clamps and a gangable body, so its sides come off to join boxes for multi-device runs. If you need that multi-gang capability or a steel enclosure with the equipment grounding path steel provides, the 567 is the one; for a single device in wood-framed residential rough-in, the P-181 is a lighter nonmetallic choice.
11) Can I use one Allied Moulded 2302-NKV instead of ganging two RACO 567 boxes?
Yes, for a two-device opening. The Allied Moulded 2302-NKV is a fiberglass reinforced 2-gang switch box, so it covers two devices as a single molded enclosure. The RACO 567 reaches two gangs a different way: it is gangable, and its sides are removed so two or more boxes bolt together. The practical difference is material and assembly - one piece of fiberglass versus a field-assembled steel multi-gang with integral NMSC clamps at the knockouts.
12) Is the Steel City Adjust-A-Box a drop-in replacement for the RACO 567?
Not in every opening. Both are 1-gang gangable steel switch boxes, but the Adjust-A-Box LXWOWC-25 is built around depth adjustment, while the RACO 567 is a fixed 2-3/4 in. deep box with no bracket, seven 1/2 in. knockouts, integral NMSC clamps and plaster ears. If the existing box is a flush-set 2-3/4 in. deep clamped steel box in plaster or drywall, the 567 matches that condition directly.
13) What is the RACO 567 part number to order?
Order it as RACO 567. That is the manufacturer part number for the 3 x 2 x 2-3/4 inch gangable steel switch box with NMSC clamps and no bracket.
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