A catalog a distributor can stock in depth
Five device families, seven finishes and one part-number logic — built for shelves, not one-off orders.
The four decisions behind every retail & distributor order
Each one is a line on the drawing and a line on the quote — stated against the code or the rating that puts it there.
Shelf space rewards a short, deep range
A distributor would rather carry one plate family in seven colors than five orphan SKUs. Our lines are structured that way: receptacle, USB, GFCI, switch and plate, each with a standard color set and a stated amperage.
Chain rollouts buy by the case
Retail and commercial rollouts order in case quantities against a plan-o-gram. Case pack and carton marking rules are set per program so receiving matches the DC's expectation.
The box has to carry the brand
Private label and custom carton marking let a distributor sell against their own part numbers instead of ours, with the certification and spec data still attached to the device.
Waiting areas and counters need charging
Service counters, waiting areas and sales floors are the USB locations in a retail environment — 36W and 5.0A high output models cover customer devices without a separate charging station.
Device schedule for retail & distributor
Placement to part number to the reason it fits — every model below is in the catalog with its amperage, NEMA configuration and TR/WR status on the spec sheet.
| Placement | Device | Why this model |
|---|---|---|
| Sales floor and back-of-house | TMDR20 / TMSR20 | 20A duplex and decorator receptacles for commercial walls |
| Service counter charging | SMUT2036C / SXUT2050C | 20A USB-A plus USB-C at 36W, or 5.0A high output |
| Counter and shop floor, TR | TDT20 | 20A TR duplex, NEMA 5-20R |
| Wet and exterior locations | TDTW20 | 20A TR/WR duplex for damp and wet areas |
| Store and stockroom lighting | TM-1 / TM-4 | 15A toggle or 120/277V rocker single pole |
| Bank and corridor switching | TM-5 / TM-6 | 3-way and 4-way rocker, 120/277V |
| Merchandising and plan-o-gram | T9601 / T9602 / T9603 / T9607 | Toggle, duplex, decorator and blank plates, seven colors |
20A Standard Duplex Receptacle NEMA 5-20R20A
20A Standard Decorator Receptacle20A · 5-20R
20A USB Type A/C Receptacle20A · 5-20R
20A High Output 5.0A Combination USB Receptacle20A · 5-20RFour of the models on this schedule. The full range is 54 SKUs across five families.
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Scene photography is representative. Ask your sales engineer for project-specific photos or a live walkthrough of the settings you are specifying for.
- Blank (T9607) plates matter more in retail than in residential: they close wall boxes left after a fixture move.
- A distributor line needs one plate family across four openings, which is exactly how our plate range is built.
- Case pack and carton marking are set per program — they are not a default we apply without your rules.
- Certification paperwork travels with the device: UL and cUL listing context is stated per family.
- Seven colors let a program carry a paint-matched line without a separate SKU explosion.
Distributor and retail programs are quoted as a stocking range, not a project.
- Private label and custom carton marking against your part-number logic.
- Certification and spec documentation set per SKU for your catalog.
- Mixed container: five families and seven finishes on one shipment.
Retail & Distributor questions we get before the PO
Can you ship under our own brand?
Private label and custom carton marking are part of the program set. Label approval, carton marks and tooling need to be confirmed per program before production.
How many colors can a stocking line carry?
Seven standard colors — White, Black, Ivory, Almond, Grey, Brown and Graphite — shared across the receptacle, USB, GFCI and switch families, with matching plates.
What are the case pack quantities?
Case pack and carton marking are set per program so receiving matches your DC rules. The exact pack quantities have to be confirmed with the factory.
Do you support plan-o-gram rollouts?
Yes — mixed container shipments cover five device families and seven finishes, and lines can be packed by region or DC rather than as one pallet.
Is the documentation suitable for resale?
UL and cUL listing context, amperage, NEMA configuration and TR/WR status are stated per model so a distributor catalog can carry the specification without a second datasheet.
Where else these devices go



Send the list, get the package back
Model list, quantities and project type is all we need to start. The quotation comes back in one business day with the specification sheet for each line item, the listing reference it holds and the packing detail for the DC — one document, not four.
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