Middle Atlantic Decora Device Plate #3 - CRFB-GFI-3

Middle Atlantic CRFB-GFI-3 Decora Device Plate #3

Overview

The Middle Atlantic CRFB-GFI-3 is a Decora-style device plate designed for integration into Middle Atlantic's credenza and in-furniture rail systems. Plate position #3 within the CRFB accessory family provides a dedicated cutout for standard Decora (duplex) devices — whether that's a GFCI receptacle, keystone blank, data port, or other single-gang Decora-format component — keeping your credenza build clean, organized, and field-serviceable. This is a passive faceplate component, not a powered module; the device itself is sourced and installed separately, giving integrators flexibility to populate the opening with whatever Decora-format device the AV or IT build requires.

Specifying the CRFB-GFI-3 by name ensures you get the correct position-#3 plate within the Middle Atlantic CRFB accessory series, avoiding mix-ups with adjacent plates in the same family that carry different cutout layouts or blank configurations.

Compatibility

The CRFB-GFI-3 is designed for use with Middle Atlantic's CRFB (Credenza Rail Furniture Base) product family. It is a direct-fit component within that system — confirm your specific credenza model and rail configuration against Middle Atlantic's CRFB series documentation to verify positional fit before ordering. If you are building out a rack accessory or credenza system that requires power distribution alongside this plate, pair it with a compatible Middle Atlantic power distribution unit from the same furniture line. For full AV infrastructure builds, review Middle Atlantic's AV furniture lineup to ensure system-level compatibility.

Installation Notes

Installation follows standard Decora single-gang plate practice within the CRFB rail system. Verify the target CRFB credenza model supports the #3 plate position before procurement — Middle Atlantic's CRFB series uses positional numbering to distinguish plates by location within the assembly, and installing an out-of-position plate will create fitment conflicts with adjacent components. No power wiring is required for the plate itself; wiring requirements depend entirely on the Decora device you populate it with.