Haworth Unigroup, Too, Places Duplex Receptacle – 15 Amp, Box of 6 (3-Circuit)

Power your Haworth workstations with this ready-to-install box of six duplex receptacles designed for Haworth Unigroup, Unigroup Too, and Places panel systems. Each receptacle delivers two outlets in a compact, panel-ready form, enabling convenient power access where you need it most.

Features

• Box of six duplex receptacles
• Each receptacle provides two 15 Amp outlets (NEMA 5-1 SR configuration)
• Ground type: Common
• Voltage/frequency: 120 V, 60 Hz
• Compatible with Haworth Unigroup, Unigroup Too, and Places models
• Field programmable for 3-Circuit configurations
• Designed for use with panels equipped with power components and base raceway covers
• Not for use with power sources other than 120 V / 60 Hz
• Controlled receptacles are marked with a permanent symbol and the word CONTROLLED to meet energy-code requirements (ASHRAE 90.1 and California Building Code Title 24 Part 6)
• Circuit assignment and receptacle placement should be coordinated with a local electrician; AHJ guidance recommended
• Lead time: 3–4 weeks
• Color/finish: Graphite (PRD-3-BC-TR-J)
• New from Haworth, sourced from authorized Haworth suppliers
• Note: We are not Haworth, Inc.—this is an authorized reseller product
• Volume discounts available via email

Benefits

• In-panel power distribution: Place outlets exactly where you need them within Haworth panels to reduce cable clutter and reliance on external power strips.
• Code-compliant design: The “CONTROLLED” labeling helps meet energy-code requirements, supporting easier inspections under ASHRAE 90.1 and CA Title 24 Part 6.
• Flexible 3-Circuit configuration: Tailor power allocation to devices, lighting, and accessories across workzones without added hardware.
• Seamless Haworth integration: Specifically engineered for Unigroup, Unigroup Too, and Places panels to ensure a clean fit and consistent aesthetics.
• Clear procurement path: Lead time of 3–4 weeks fits project scheduling; volume discounts available for larger installs.
• Professional installation considerations: Coordinate circuit loading and placement with a licensed electrician and consult the AHJ for local requirements.