Raceways

Raceways include the covers, device plates, fittings, couplings, and mounting accessories used to organize and finish compatible electrical wiring layouts. Common commercial uses include creating device access points, joining raceway sections, routing wiring around directional changes, and completing feeder, header, overhead, underfloor, surface-mounted, and in-wall installations.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Raceway Buying Guide

Build a coordinated raceway layout by matching each component to its role in the installation. The represented selection includes covers for device locations and connections, plates and brackets for mounting, and fittings for joining or changing the direction of raceway runs.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Four-Gang Raceway Cover with Two Duplex Openings, 9-1/2 in. LongFour-Gang Raceway Cover with Two Duplex Openings, 9-1/2 in. LongWBB865167Two-Gang Overlapping Cover for Duplex and Modular Furniture - Model G4047BF*Two-Gang Overlapping Cover for Duplex and Modular Furniture - Model G4047BF*WBB865422Ivory Raceways Connection CoverIvory Raceways Connection CoverWBB865429Single-Channel Device Plate, 1.4 in. Diameter x 6 in. LongSingle-Channel Device Plate, 1.4 in. Diameter x 6 in. LongWBB865451
Use Cases

Finish device and connection locations

Choose overlapping covers, connection covers, toggle switch covers, bezel plates, and device plates when a raceway layout needs a finished component at a device or connection point.

How to Choose

Match the component to the layout

Start with the needed function: join sections with a coupling, make a flat directional change with an elbow, or create a device location with a compatible cover, plate, or bracket.

Applications

Plan around the installation area

Represented applications include modular furniture, feeder and header layouts, overhead open spaces, underfloor locations, dry-location surface-mounted runs, and in-wall device locations.

Additional Info

Compare finishes and profiles

Available details include gray, white, ivory, tan, silver, and pink appearances, plus paintable or overpaintable surfaces, low-profile options, and scratch-resistant finishes.

1- to 4-gangCover and plate configurations

Represented device components range from one-gang to four-gang arrangements.

2 duplexOpenings on one cover

One four-gang cover provides two duplex openings.

90°Flat turn option

A flat elbow is represented for a right-angle directional change.

2-1/2 to 12 in.Listed component lengths

Selected products list lengths from a 2-1/2-inch coupling to a 12-inch toggle switch cover.

Comparison Guide

Compare Raceways Components

Use the component function, device arrangement, and finish or profile details to narrow the represented options.

Component typeRepresented optionsSelection focus
Covers and cover platesOverlapping covers, connection cover, toggle switch cover, low-profile bezel cover plateMatch gang count, device opening or bezel needs, profile, and preferred finish.
Device mounting componentsSingle-channel device plate, 1-gang vertical device plate, in-wall mounting bracket with trim ringMatch the raceway or in-wall arrangement, mounting orientation, and device-location requirements.
Route and connection fittingsRaceway coupling, 90-degree flat elbow, white steel flat elbowChoose a coupling to join sections or an elbow for a flat directional change; compare listed length and finish.
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Choose by component type

Select parts that complete the raceway route

Raceway couplings join sections to maintain a continuous wiring route. Flat elbows guide a run through a flat turn, including a 90-degree option. Covers and connection covers complete compatible raceway connections, while device plates and covers provide mounting or finishing at device locations.

  • Use couplings for joining raceway sections.
  • Use flat elbows where the route changes direction.
  • Use covers and plates for compatible device or connection locations.
Confirm device and mounting needs

Match gang count, opening style, and orientation

The represented products include one-gang vertical device plates, two-gang and four-gang overlapping covers, covers with duplex openings, a toggle switch cover, and a single-channel device plate. An open architecture mounting bracket with trim ring is intended for an in-wall box arrangement combining power, communications, and A/V services.

  • Choose the required gang configuration.
  • Check whether the location needs duplex, toggle switch, bezel, or other device coverage.
  • Consider vertical mounting, single-channel configuration, or an in-wall bracket arrangement as applicable.
Review finish and placement details

Coordinate the finished appearance with the installation

Finish options represented in this category include gray baked enamel, white paintable steel, ivory enamel, tan, silver, and pink. Some components offer scratch-resistant surfaces, while select covers and plates are overpaintable or paintable. Low-profile and downward-facing configurations can help address appearance or available-space considerations.

  • Compare color and finish requirements.
  • Choose paintable or overpaintable surfaces when needed.
  • Consider low-profile designs where installation space is limited.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What components are included in this raceway category?

The represented products include covers, device plates, a device mounting bracket, couplings, flat elbows, and a low-profile bezel cover plate.

When should I choose a raceway coupling?

Choose a coupling when joining raceway sections to help maintain a continuous wiring route.

What is the difference between a flat elbow and a coupling?

A flat elbow guides a raceway run through a flat directional change, while a coupling joins raceway sections.

Are paintable raceway components represented?

Yes. The represented products include a paintable white flat elbow and overpaintable ivory and white device components.

Helpful Buying Guide

Raceway Buying Guide

Build a coordinated raceway layout by matching each component to its role in the installation. The represented selection includes covers for device locations and connections, plates and brackets for mounting, and fittings for joining or changing the direction of raceway runs.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Four-Gang Raceway Cover with Two Duplex Openings, 9-1/2 in. LongFour-Gang Raceway Cover with Two Duplex Openings, 9-1/2 in. LongWBB865167Two-Gang Overlapping Cover for Duplex and Modular Furniture - Model G4047BF*Two-Gang Overlapping Cover for Duplex and Modular Furniture - Model G4047BF*WBB865422Ivory Raceways Connection CoverIvory Raceways Connection CoverWBB865429Single-Channel Device Plate, 1.4 in. Diameter x 6 in. LongSingle-Channel Device Plate, 1.4 in. Diameter x 6 in. LongWBB865451
Use Cases

Finish device and connection locations

Choose overlapping covers, connection covers, toggle switch covers, bezel plates, and device plates when a raceway layout needs a finished component at a device or connection point.

How to Choose

Match the component to the layout

Start with the needed function: join sections with a coupling, make a flat directional change with an elbow, or create a device location with a compatible cover, plate, or bracket.

Applications

Plan around the installation area

Represented applications include modular furniture, feeder and header layouts, overhead open spaces, underfloor locations, dry-location surface-mounted runs, and in-wall device locations.

Additional Info

Compare finishes and profiles

Available details include gray, white, ivory, tan, silver, and pink appearances, plus paintable or overpaintable surfaces, low-profile options, and scratch-resistant finishes.

1- to 4-gangCover and plate configurations

Represented device components range from one-gang to four-gang arrangements.

2 duplexOpenings on one cover

One four-gang cover provides two duplex openings.

90°Flat turn option

A flat elbow is represented for a right-angle directional change.

2-1/2 to 12 in.Listed component lengths

Selected products list lengths from a 2-1/2-inch coupling to a 12-inch toggle switch cover.

Comparison Guide

Compare Raceways Components

Use the component function, device arrangement, and finish or profile details to narrow the represented options.

Component typeRepresented optionsSelection focus
Covers and cover platesOverlapping covers, connection cover, toggle switch cover, low-profile bezel cover plateMatch gang count, device opening or bezel needs, profile, and preferred finish.
Device mounting componentsSingle-channel device plate, 1-gang vertical device plate, in-wall mounting bracket with trim ringMatch the raceway or in-wall arrangement, mounting orientation, and device-location requirements.
Route and connection fittingsRaceway coupling, 90-degree flat elbow, white steel flat elbowChoose a coupling to join sections or an elbow for a flat directional change; compare listed length and finish.
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Choose by component type

Select parts that complete the raceway route

Raceway couplings join sections to maintain a continuous wiring route. Flat elbows guide a run through a flat turn, including a 90-degree option. Covers and connection covers complete compatible raceway connections, while device plates and covers provide mounting or finishing at device locations.

  • Use couplings for joining raceway sections.
  • Use flat elbows where the route changes direction.
  • Use covers and plates for compatible device or connection locations.
Confirm device and mounting needs

Match gang count, opening style, and orientation

The represented products include one-gang vertical device plates, two-gang and four-gang overlapping covers, covers with duplex openings, a toggle switch cover, and a single-channel device plate. An open architecture mounting bracket with trim ring is intended for an in-wall box arrangement combining power, communications, and A/V services.

  • Choose the required gang configuration.
  • Check whether the location needs duplex, toggle switch, bezel, or other device coverage.
  • Consider vertical mounting, single-channel configuration, or an in-wall bracket arrangement as applicable.
Review finish and placement details

Coordinate the finished appearance with the installation

Finish options represented in this category include gray baked enamel, white paintable steel, ivory enamel, tan, silver, and pink. Some components offer scratch-resistant surfaces, while select covers and plates are overpaintable or paintable. Low-profile and downward-facing configurations can help address appearance or available-space considerations.

  • Compare color and finish requirements.
  • Choose paintable or overpaintable surfaces when needed.
  • Consider low-profile designs where installation space is limited.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What components are included in this raceway category?

The represented products include covers, device plates, a device mounting bracket, couplings, flat elbows, and a low-profile bezel cover plate.

When should I choose a raceway coupling?

Choose a coupling when joining raceway sections to help maintain a continuous wiring route.

What is the difference between a flat elbow and a coupling?

A flat elbow guides a raceway run through a flat directional change, while a coupling joins raceway sections.

Are paintable raceway components represented?

Yes. The represented products include a paintable white flat elbow and overpaintable ivory and white device components.

Helpful Buying Guide

Raceway Buying Guide

Build a coordinated raceway layout by matching each component to its role in the installation. The represented selection includes covers for device locations and connections, plates and brackets for mounting, and fittings for joining or changing the direction of raceway runs.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Four-Gang Raceway Cover with Two Duplex Openings, 9-1/2 in. LongFour-Gang Raceway Cover with Two Duplex Openings, 9-1/2 in. LongWBB865167Two-Gang Overlapping Cover for Duplex and Modular Furniture - Model G4047BF*Two-Gang Overlapping Cover for Duplex and Modular Furniture - Model G4047BF*WBB865422Ivory Raceways Connection CoverIvory Raceways Connection CoverWBB865429Single-Channel Device Plate, 1.4 in. Diameter x 6 in. LongSingle-Channel Device Plate, 1.4 in. Diameter x 6 in. LongWBB865451
Use Cases

Finish device and connection locations

Choose overlapping covers, connection covers, toggle switch covers, bezel plates, and device plates when a raceway layout needs a finished component at a device or connection point.

How to Choose

Match the component to the layout

Start with the needed function: join sections with a coupling, make a flat directional change with an elbow, or create a device location with a compatible cover, plate, or bracket.

Applications

Plan around the installation area

Represented applications include modular furniture, feeder and header layouts, overhead open spaces, underfloor locations, dry-location surface-mounted runs, and in-wall device locations.

Additional Info

Compare finishes and profiles

Available details include gray, white, ivory, tan, silver, and pink appearances, plus paintable or overpaintable surfaces, low-profile options, and scratch-resistant finishes.

1- to 4-gangCover and plate configurations

Represented device components range from one-gang to four-gang arrangements.

2 duplexOpenings on one cover

One four-gang cover provides two duplex openings.

90°Flat turn option

A flat elbow is represented for a right-angle directional change.

2-1/2 to 12 in.Listed component lengths

Selected products list lengths from a 2-1/2-inch coupling to a 12-inch toggle switch cover.

Comparison Guide

Compare Raceways Components

Use the component function, device arrangement, and finish or profile details to narrow the represented options.

Component typeRepresented optionsSelection focus
Covers and cover platesOverlapping covers, connection cover, toggle switch cover, low-profile bezel cover plateMatch gang count, device opening or bezel needs, profile, and preferred finish.
Device mounting componentsSingle-channel device plate, 1-gang vertical device plate, in-wall mounting bracket with trim ringMatch the raceway or in-wall arrangement, mounting orientation, and device-location requirements.
Route and connection fittingsRaceway coupling, 90-degree flat elbow, white steel flat elbowChoose a coupling to join sections or an elbow for a flat directional change; compare listed length and finish.
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Choose by component type

Select parts that complete the raceway route

Raceway couplings join sections to maintain a continuous wiring route. Flat elbows guide a run through a flat turn, including a 90-degree option. Covers and connection covers complete compatible raceway connections, while device plates and covers provide mounting or finishing at device locations.

  • Use couplings for joining raceway sections.
  • Use flat elbows where the route changes direction.
  • Use covers and plates for compatible device or connection locations.
Confirm device and mounting needs

Match gang count, opening style, and orientation

The represented products include one-gang vertical device plates, two-gang and four-gang overlapping covers, covers with duplex openings, a toggle switch cover, and a single-channel device plate. An open architecture mounting bracket with trim ring is intended for an in-wall box arrangement combining power, communications, and A/V services.

  • Choose the required gang configuration.
  • Check whether the location needs duplex, toggle switch, bezel, or other device coverage.
  • Consider vertical mounting, single-channel configuration, or an in-wall bracket arrangement as applicable.
Review finish and placement details

Coordinate the finished appearance with the installation

Finish options represented in this category include gray baked enamel, white paintable steel, ivory enamel, tan, silver, and pink. Some components offer scratch-resistant surfaces, while select covers and plates are overpaintable or paintable. Low-profile and downward-facing configurations can help address appearance or available-space considerations.

  • Compare color and finish requirements.
  • Choose paintable or overpaintable surfaces when needed.
  • Consider low-profile designs where installation space is limited.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What components are included in this raceway category?

The represented products include covers, device plates, a device mounting bracket, couplings, flat elbows, and a low-profile bezel cover plate.

When should I choose a raceway coupling?

Choose a coupling when joining raceway sections to help maintain a continuous wiring route.

What is the difference between a flat elbow and a coupling?

A flat elbow guides a raceway run through a flat directional change, while a coupling joins raceway sections.

Are paintable raceway components represented?

Yes. The represented products include a paintable white flat elbow and overpaintable ivory and white device components.

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