Legrand adorne 20A Pop-Out Outlet

January 20, 2017

Legrand’s adorne collection now includes a 20A pop-out outlet.

This new adornePop-Out Outlet has two 20A receptacles that elegantly hide away when not in use. Ideal for kitchens, hallways, bathrooms, and media rooms, simply push the outlet to pop it out.

Similar to the original 15A 

pop-out, this model

– requires a minimum box size of22.5 cubic inches

– is available ina classic white or sleek magnesium finish

– is easily customized with adorne wall plates available in a brilliant palette featuring dozens of colours and a variety of luxurious materials

– is perfect for code driven areaswhere 20A circuits are required

– is available in 1-gang only

Find out more: www.legrand.ca

 

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