Since we're on the subject, I am curious about some things.
Does anyone's local inspector bust their stones about passing cable through hooded plates or blanks modded with a unibit?? Or do they all want the wire terminated at the wallplate. I can understand openings on exterior walls in areas with stern vapor barrier building codes, but a penta cable to plasma on an interior wall should be allowed to slide.
I can't imagine the subcontract hacks that slam in panels for the superstores and the failed Gateway experiment paid as much attention to building codes.
Most of my jobs are new const. or gut remodels, so inspectors are always on site at some point.

On that note, I have been using the single gang, angled quickport plates to try to maintain the bend radius for signal cables to plasmas on exterior walls. I am interested in feedback, especially you Larry, and anyone else that would like to share experiences with inspectors.