12.5 × 50 mm blanking size
Fills unused faceplate capacity without requiring another active module.
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12.5 × 50 mm White Blank Spacer
12.5 × 50 mm
Snap-fit clips
12 mm max. depth
White ABS
SKU:
DLX-C-BLA-12.5X50MM
EAN:
5055606400513
White ABS 12.5 × 50 mm blank spacer for modular outlet faceplates with snap-fit retention.
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Spacer size
Choose the blank size required for the unused faceplate position.
£0.23
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£0.19
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Key specifications
- Component
- Blank spacer
- Front size
- 12.5 × 50 mm
- Maximum depth
- 12 mm
- Retention
- Snap-fit clips
- Retention clips
- 2
- Colour
- White
- Material
- ABS
Overview
Close unused modular faceplate space cleanly.
This white ABS 12.5 × 50 mm blank spacer covers unused space in compatible modular faceplates, keeping partially populated outlets neat and finished.
Snap-fit clips
2 retention clips hold the spacer in the compatible faceplate opening.
12 mm maximum depth
Keeps the rear projection compact behind the faceplate.
Dimensional data
Technical drawing
Proportional dimensional drawing generated from the stored component measurements.
Front size
12.5 × 50 mm
Maximum depth
12 mm
Clip projection
10.17 mm
Side elevation uses the measured front-face, body-depth and snap-fit clip dimensions.
Schematic dimensional outline generated from product data. Undimensioned component geometry is illustrative and the drawing is not intended for fabrication.
Technical data
Specifications
Configuration
- Component type
- Blank spacer
- Retention
- Snap-fit clips
- Retention clips
- 2
- Colour
- White
- Material
- ABS
Weight & identification
- Item weight
- 2 g
- Packaged weight
- 2 g
- SKU
- DLX-C-BLA-12.5X50MM
- EAN
- 5055606400513
Dimensions
- Front size
- 12.5 × 50 mm
- Maximum overall depth
- 12 mm
- Front face thickness
- 1.93 mm
- Body / perimeter depth
- 5 mm
- Clip projection
- 10.17 mm
- Clip width
- 4.6 mm
- Clip centre offset from end
- 4 mm
Complete the outlet
Works with this product
Compatible faceplates and confirmed outlet assemblies for this blank spacer.
Faceplates
Compatible faceplates
Faceplates whose module capacity is compatible with this blank spacer.
Complete outlets
Outlet kits using this spacer
Complete outlet kits whose BOM contains this exact blank spacer.
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Data modules
Modules used alongside this spacer
RJ45 data modules found alongside this spacer in confirmed outlet-kit assemblies.
Surface mounting
Backboxes used with this spacer
Surface backboxes found in complete outlet assemblies containing this exact spacer.
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What is the difference between the 12.5 × 50mm and 25 × 50mm blanks?
Only the width. Both are 50mm high, use the same snap-fit clip design and have the same 12mm overall depth.
The 12.5mm version fills half of a normal 25mm module position, while the 25mm version fills a complete position.
Can I remove the blank spacers and fit another module later?
Yes. Remove the faceplate from the wall and unclip the spacer by hand from the rear, then fit the replacement Euro module from the front.
What are the blank spacers for?
They fill unused width in a modular faceplate.
They have no electrical function; they simply close off part of the opening and let you build a neat arrangement when the fitted modules do not occupy the full width.
Why are there two 12.5mm spacers in a 3-way outlet?
Three 25mm modules occupy 75mm of the FP4's 100mm opening. The remaining 25mm is split between two 12.5mm spacers, one at each side, so the three active modules sit neatly centred rather than being pushed to one end.
Should I blank an unused opening, or can I leave it empty?
An empty opening is not electrically significant by itself, but fitting a blank gives the outlet a finished appearance and reduces direct access for fingers, dust and debris into the backbox.
Leaving a hole simply because nothing currently needs to occupy it is seldom the tidiest conclusion to the job.
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General product questions
What is the difference between the 12.5 × 50mm and 25 × 50mm blanks?
Only the width. Both are 50mm high, use the same snap-fit clip design and have the same 12mm overall depth.
The 12.5mm version fills half of a normal 25mm module position, while the 25mm version fills a complete position.
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Installation & setup
Can I remove the blank spacers and fit another module later?
Yes. Remove the faceplate from the wall and unclip the spacer by hand from the rear, then fit the replacement Euro module from the front.
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Modules
What are the blank spacers for?
They fill unused width in a modular faceplate.
They have no electrical function; they simply close off part of the opening and let you build a neat arrangement when the fitted modules do not occupy the full width.
Why are there two 12.5mm spacers in a 3-way outlet?
Three 25mm modules occupy 75mm of the FP4's 100mm opening. The remaining 25mm is split between two 12.5mm spacers, one at each side, so the three active modules sit neatly centred rather than being pushed to one end.
Should I blank an unused opening, or can I leave it empty?
An empty opening is not electrically significant by itself, but fitting a blank gives the outlet a finished appearance and reduces direct access for fingers, dust and debris into the backbox.
Leaving a hole simply because nothing currently needs to occupy it is seldom the tidiest conclusion to the job.
Can two 12.5mm blanks be used instead of one 25mm blank?
Yes. Two 12.5 × 50mm blanks occupy exactly the same width as one 25 × 50mm blank.
Can I use a 25 × 50mm blank to completely cover an FP1 faceplate opening?
Yes. FP1 has one 25 × 50mm module position, so a 25 × 50mm blank fills the entire modular opening.
Will these blanks fit other Euro-module faceplates?
Yes, provided the faceplate uses a compatible continuous-aperture Euro-module system. They are standard modular blanks rather than something restricted to our own faceplates.
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What is the difference between the 12.5 × 50mm and 25 × 50mm blanks? General product questions
Only the width. Both are 50mm high, use the same snap-fit clip design and have the same 12mm overall depth.
The 12.5mm version fills half of a normal 25mm module position, while the 25mm version fills a complete position.
Can I remove the blank spacers and fit another module later? Installation & setup
Yes. Remove the faceplate from the wall and unclip the spacer by hand from the rear, then fit the replacement Euro module from the front.
What are the blank spacers for? Modules
They fill unused width in a modular faceplate.
They have no electrical function; they simply close off part of the opening and let you build a neat arrangement when the fitted modules do not occupy the full width.
Why are there two 12.5mm spacers in a 3-way outlet? Modules
Three 25mm modules occupy 75mm of the FP4's 100mm opening. The remaining 25mm is split between two 12.5mm spacers, one at each side, so the three active modules sit neatly centred rather than being pushed to one end.
Should I blank an unused opening, or can I leave it empty? Modules
An empty opening is not electrically significant by itself, but fitting a blank gives the outlet a finished appearance and reduces direct access for fingers, dust and debris into the backbox.
Leaving a hole simply because nothing currently needs to occupy it is seldom the tidiest conclusion to the job.
Can two 12.5mm blanks be used instead of one 25mm blank? Modules
Yes. Two 12.5 × 50mm blanks occupy exactly the same width as one 25 × 50mm blank.
Can I use a 25 × 50mm blank to completely cover an FP1 faceplate opening? Modules
Yes. FP1 has one 25 × 50mm module position, so a 25 × 50mm blank fills the entire modular opening.
Will these blanks fit other Euro-module faceplates? Modules
Yes, provided the faceplate uses a compatible continuous-aperture Euro-module system. They are standard modular blanks rather than something restricted to our own faceplates.
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