13A 2 Gang DP Socket + 2 Module Combo Plate - Antique Brass Screwless

This Knightsbridge combination plate houses two 13A DP switched sockets and two 25x50mm module apertures in a single 235mm antique brass screwless faceplate. The module apertures accept standard Euro-format inserts for data, coaxial, HDMI, USB, phone or network connections, allowing power and signal outlets to be grouped in one location rather than spread across multiple back boxes.

Designed for kitchen worktops, home offices, media walls and hotel rooms where data and power connections need to sit together, the combo plate reduces installation time and gives a cleaner wall finish than separate fittings. Each 13A socket is individually DP switched, isolating both live and neutral when off. The two module apertures are left blank on delivery — you select and fit the specific inserts you need from Knightsbridge's modular range (sold separately).

The screwless cover plate clips onto a metal sub-frame fixed to the back box, hiding all fixings once installed. The antique brass finish is a brushed, warm-toned brass with darkened patina in the recesses, providing more visual depth than polished brass and suiting period, traditional and transitional interiors. The plate is constructed from 201 stainless steel with a 4.5mm thickness, giving durability without excessive projection from the wall.

Installation requires a 25mm minimum back box depth for the power connections. The combination plate spans across two-gang spacing (approximately 171mm between fixing centres), so it fits into a standard 2-gang back box or a 3-gang back box depending on the specific configuration you need. Knightsbridge backs the plate with a 25-year guarantee.

Product Specification Sheet

What module inserts fit in the apertures?

The two 25x50mm apertures accept any standard Euro-format module inserts. Knightsbridge produces inserts for HDMI, CAT6 data, coaxial TV, USB-A, USB-C, phone and blank plates. Inserts are sold separately and clip into the apertures from the front once the back box wiring is complete.

What back box depth is required?

A 25mm minimum back box depth is needed for the power socket connections. The combo plate spans 2-gang spacing, so it typically fits into a 2-gang back box where only power is needed, or a 3-gang back box if additional depth or cable management space is required.

Is the screwless plate removable for decorating?

Yes. The antique brass cover plate clips onto a separate metal sub-frame that's screwed to the back box. The cover can be removed for painting or wallpapering around the socket and re-clipped without disturbing the wiring or module inserts.

What's the difference between antique brass and polished brass?

Antique brass is a brushed, warm-toned finish with darkened patina in the recesses and edges, giving more visual depth and a subdued appearance. Polished brass is a bright, reflective finish with no patina. Antique brass suits traditional and period interiors where a less reflective metal tone is preferred.