Leviton 41644-AW 4-Port Antimicrobial Decora Insert, White

Optimize connectivity and hygiene in your network, security or monitoring deployment with the Leviton 41644-AW 4-Port Antimicrobial Decora Insert. Built as a Decora-style faceplate insert, it provides four high-density ports that accept all QuickPort connectors, enabling fast, flexible termination for data, voice, coax and low-voltage security cabling. The insert mounts flush with Decora wallplates and fits within minimum NEMA openings, ensuring a seamless, code-friendly installation that aligns with other Leviton Decora-brand devices.

The antimicrobial additive helps protect the insert from the growth of odor-causing bacteria, mold, mildew and fungi between routine cleanings — a practical advantage in hospitals, schools, retail environments and control rooms. Its compatibility with QuickPort modules and matching aesthetic to Leviton antimicrobial rocker switches simplifies specification and keeps racks, rooms and corridors looking professional. Whether upgrading surveillance camera runs, access-control wiring, or enterprise network outlets, this insert delivers reliable connectivity and improved infection-control performance. Specify the Leviton 41644-AW for your next security, surveillance or IT project and streamline installation and maintenance.

• Provides antimicrobial protection to reduce growth of bacteria, mold and mildew between cleanings, improving hygiene in high-traffic installations
• Four high-density ports deliver flexible, space-saving QuickPort connectivity for networking, security and surveillance devices
• Mounts flush with Decora wallplates and fits within minimum NEMA openings for a clean, code-compliant installation
• Accepts all QuickPort connectors, enabling easy field configuration for data, voice, coax and low-voltage security cabling
• True Decora design matches Leviton antimicrobial rocker switches and accessories for a consistent professional finish
• Ideal for IT, physical security and monitoring deployments where reliable connectivity and infection control are priorities