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Hal,
and everyone else also,
What is your feeling on matching decora vs. non-decora style faceplates to existing electrical wall plates? Is this a detail you look after also?
Jason
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We just match the color (as close as we can). Mostly white, black and almond though. At the agency we use Systimax jacks. I don't think they make a Decora plate for them. We've got singles, double triples, quads, sixes and even a couple of eights (two gang).
Sam
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Reading the thread I see my installs are about typical. Leviton and voice matches faceplates and 5e data is blue. We used orange back during the Cat5 days. I thought about using a different color for Cat6 but I have just been using blue.
But it doesn't matter. I can tell the difference between Cat5 and Cat6 jacks a mile away...
Scott
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The customer sets the standard for jack color,brand,p panals,and everything in between. If they don't care then go with what you prefer. Simple and easy everybodys happy.
James Dobson
Dobson Network Cabling
James T Dobson
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Hampton,Va
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