Onda Wall Plate — Phone / Data Keystone
A wave perimeter traced from an actual reference photograph — every point independently calibrated, not mirrored or parametrically generated.
Openings and screw positions stay in standard spec, so it still fits a standard box.
Made to order in the finish you choose.
Size
81.9 × 121.4 × 5 mm
Window
14.93 × 16.2 mm keystone
Screws
#6-32, 60.325 mm apart (2-3/8 in, device mount)
Fits
Any standard snap-in keystone, RJ11 or RJ45
Why Onda
72 points
Ray-cast from the screw centroid at 5° steps — the perimeter is a literal trace, not a parametric curve
5.0 mm
Face thickness, vs. ~2.3 mm for a stock plastic plate
60.325 mm
Standard device screw spacing — no non-standard fit
The wave perimeter is calibrated to real-world datums (device-mount pitch and gang pitch), not to the photograph's implied scale — so every opening lands in spec even though the outer shape is fully organic.
Materials & Specifications
- Material
- matte, non-reflective surface; front edge eased into a 0.5 mm chamfer
- Screws
- standard #6-32 wall plate screws; head countersunk to sit flush — no exposed fasteners
How to Use
Cut the power
Turn off the circuit breaker for the switch or outlet you are replacing. Confirm dead with a non-contact voltage tester before touching any wires.
Remove the old plate
Unscrew the existing cover plate (usually one or two screws). Set the old plate and screws aside — you won't need them.
Seat the new plate
Position the Cavetto plate over the device. The opening should sit cleanly over the toggle slot, rocker face, or outlet slots. No trimming or adjustment needed.
Drive the screws
Use the original wall plate screws (#6-32). Tighten finger-snug, then one quarter-turn with a screwdriver. The countersink is designed for a flush, flat finish — do not overtighten.
Restore power
Turn the circuit breaker back on. The plate is complete — no painting, priming, or finishing required.
Pro Tip
If the plate rocks slightly, the device itself may be crooked in the box. Loosen the device's mounting screws, straighten by eye, and retighten before seating the plate.
