80 French style Back box compatible with 80 network faceplate

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An 80 French style back box compatible with an 80 network faceplate refers to a specific type of electrical or networking installation component used in building infrastructure.

Here's a breakdown:

80 French Style Back Box:

• "80": Refers to the dimensions of the back box, typically 80mm x 80mm. This is a standard size used in French electrical installations.
• French Style: Indicates that the back box follows the standards and design commonly used in France. French-style back boxes are often recessed into walls and used to house electrical or networking components.
• Back Box: This is the enclosure mounted inside a wall, ceiling, or floor that provides a secure and organized location for wiring connections, outlets, switches, or network ports. It acts as a protective housing for electrical or data connections.

Compatible with 80 Network Faceplate:

• The back box is designed to be compatible with an 80mm x 80mm network faceplate. This means that the faceplate, which is the visible part mounted on the wall, will fit perfectly over the back box, ensuring that the network ports or electrical outlets are securely mounted and accessible.
• A network faceplate typically has one or more RJ45 ports or other connection types and is used for terminating network cables.

    Main Features    

• Standardized Fit: The main feature is its standardized size (80mm x 80mm), which ensures compatibility between the back box and the faceplate. This standardization simplifies the installation process and ensures a secure and neat finish.
• Versatile Use: It can be used for various types of installations, including electrical outlets, switches, or network connections, depending on the faceplate that is paired with it.
• Flush Mounting: The design allows for a flush installation in the wall, which is both aesthetically pleasing and space-efficient.
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• This type of setup is commonly used in residential and commercial buildings in France and other regions where French-style electrical standards are followed.

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