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FPBTC - FloorPort Series Blank Cover Assembly - Brass

Flanged cover for use in tile or carpet installation. Die-cast aluminum assembly. Lid area is flush with the finished floor, no cutouts provided. TR indicates tamper-resistant version secured with tamper-resistant screw. North American made.

Color Brass

Tamper Resistant Yes

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Features

Flanged cover for use in tile or carpet installation.
Die-cast aluminum assembly available in black (BK), bronze (BZ), brass (BS), nickel (NK), gray (GY), or brushed aluminum (AL).
Lid area is flush with the finished floor, no cutouts provided.
TR indicates tamper-resistant version secured with tamper-resistant screw.
This product meets the material restrictions of RoHS

Specifications

General Info

Color	Brass
Type	Cover
Finish	Powder Coat
Application Sector	Commercial
Product Line	Wiremold
Country Of Origin	India
Construction	Die cast aluminum
Warranty Type	1-Year from Installation or 2-Years from Day of Sale
Standard	cULus listed Metallic Outlet Boxes: File E2961, Guide QCIT, cULus Listed Outlet Boxes & Fittings classified for Fire Resistance: File R8209, Guide CEYY: Meets Article 341.40, 314.41 & 374 of NEC
Cover Material	Die-Cast Aluminum
Cover Style	Flush
UPC Number	786776180343

Dimensions

Product Depth US	0.68 in
Product Length US	6.74 in
Product Width US	5.58 in
Product Weight US	1.7 lb

Listing Agencies / 3rd Party Agencies

cULus ListingNumber	E2961
cULus Listed	Yes

Additional Information

Product Environmental Profile	Yes
RoHS Compliant	Yes		This product meets the material restrictions of Article 4 of the RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU), including Commission Delegated Directive 2015/863.

Technical Information

Cable Entry	Dual cable egress
Floor Type	Carpet, Tile

Resources

I have a hard time closing the Two large egress openings on the cover. Do you have an instructions on how to close it after use? They have become a tripping hazards

Asked by: Anonymous

Hello. The answer to this question depends on what is holding the egress doors open. There are small rounded springs on the sides of the egress doors that can make them difficult to close fully, but those should yield under moderate pressure. There are also metal posts on each side which should prevent the doors from opening too far, but if the doors were forced open, those posts can block them from closing again. In that case you may need to remove the egress door to replace it in the correct position. Finally, it is possible that the open doors are positioned such that the flange blocks them from closing. In that case, simply opening the cover should enable you to close the doors fully. Please feel free to contact us directly if you need additional assistance with this issue. Thanks!