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Cover plate Kontakt-Simon TPS.01/149 for 55 modular frame, mounting with clips or screws, matte black
Kontakt-Simon TPS.01/149 is a matte black cover plate created for 55-series modular frames. It provides a flush, unobtrusive finish for empty positions in standard 55 modular openings and is compatible with both residential and commercial installations. The cover plate can be secured with retention clips or with screws depending on the mounting situation, offering a neat solution to protect and conceal wiring or unused modules while maintaining a uniform appearance across a modular frame.
The matte black finish reduces visible fingerprints and glare while blending with dark-coloured frames and switches. Dual mounting options — clip-in or screw fixing — increase installation flexibility and make the plate suitable for temporary or permanent use. Its dimensions are matched to standard 55-series modules to ensure a seamless fit and consistent alignment with adjacent modules.
Select the cover plate for the empty position in your 55-series modular frame. If using clips, align the plate with the opening and press until it locks into place. If using screws, position the plate and secure it with appropriate screws through the provided fixing points, taking care not to overtighten. Ensure the frame is properly mounted and that any wiring behind the opening is safely routed and insulated before fitting the plate.
For a secure and lasting installation, choose the mounting method suited to the frame and wall substrate: use clip mounting for easier removal and access, or screw fixing for a more permanent attachment. Clean the surrounding frame area before installation to ensure even seating, and avoid using excessive force when clipping or screwing to prevent damage to the plate or frame.
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