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TP422Crouse-Hinds Electrical Boxes, CP Series
Item NumberTP422MFG Item NumberTP422SeriesCPProduct DescriptionExtension Ring, 4in.Sq x 1.5in.Deep,SpecificationsSpecifications Cover Included No Capacity 21 Cubic " Grounding Screw/Pigtail No Color Natural AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
FSC1Crouse Hinds Electrical Boxes, Condulet Series
Item NumberFSC1MFG Item NumberFSC1SeriesCONDULETProduct DescriptionDEVICE BOX, FSC TYPE, 1/2in., IRONSpecificationsSpecifications Style FSC Number of Gangs 1 Hub Size (in) 1/2 " Number of Hubs 2 Connection Type Threaded Mounting Lugs Yes Ground Screw Yes Composition Iron Alloy Hazardous Rated No AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
BRY6083Bryant Electric Electrical Boxes
Item NumberBRY6083MFG Item NumberBRY6083Product DescriptionWatertight Fd Box, 3/4in., GrayAvailability -
BRY6083AKBryant Electric Electrical BoxesItem NumberBRY6083AKMFG Item NumberBRY6083AKProduct DescriptionWatertight Adap Kit, 3/4in., GrayAvailability -
TP683Crouse-Hinds Electrical Boxes, CP SeriesItem NumberTP683MFG Item NumberTP683SeriesCPProduct DescriptionMasonry Box, 2-Gang, Steel,SpecificationsSpecifications Number of Gangs 2 Capacity 31 Cubic Inches AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
TP692Crouse-Hinds Electrical Boxes, CP SeriesItem NumberTP692MFG Item NumberTP692SeriesCPProduct DescriptionSteel Masonry Box, 3-Gang,SpecificationsSpecifications Number of Gangs 3 Capacity 66.5 Cubic Inches AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
TP694Crouse-Hinds Electrical Boxes, CP SeriesItem NumberTP694MFG Item NumberTP694SeriesCPProduct DescriptionSteel Masonry Box, 5-Gang,SpecificationsSpecifications Number of Gangs 5 Capacity 110 Cubic Inches AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
1004710ECHCutler Hammer, Div of Eaton Co Electrical Boxes
Item Number1004710ECHMFG Item Number1004710ECHProduct DescriptionResidential Meter Socket, 1PH, 200A,SpecificationsSpecifications Current Rating 200 A Bypass None Voltage 600 VAC Phase Single Phase AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
TP276Crouse-Hinds Electrical Boxes, CP SeriesItem NumberTP276MFG Item NumberTP276SeriesCPProduct Description54151-3/4 4 OCT BOX 3/4 KOSpecificationsSpecifications Capacity 15.5 Cubic " AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
TP278Crouse-Hinds Electrical Boxes, CP SeriesItem NumberTP278MFG Item NumberTP278SeriesCPProduct Description54151-1/2-3/4 OCT BOXSpecificationsSpecifications Capacity 15.5 Cubic " AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day.
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Electrical Boxes
An electrical box, also known as a junction box, is a small enclosure used to accommodate and protect electrical connections, switches, sockets, and associated wiring. They are most often used to house electrical outlets installed in buildings, panels, and workbenches.
A wide variety of electrical boxes exist to meet application specifications and building codes. Different shapes, materials, and functional designs allow installation in many different orientations, locations and structure types. Made of metal or plastic, electrical boxes can be installed in walls, on panels, on ceilings, in concrete or other masonry, and even outside with the proper ingress protection specifications. Their shape and size are determined by the equipment housed within, from several outlets, a bundle of conduit, or a pair of switches.
Individual box covers can also be chosen based on need. Covers are pre-stamped to accommodate different receptacle sizes, numbers of receptacles, and switches, and many support optional weather covers that use a gasket-lid combination to protect connections from environmental hazards.
A wide variety of electrical boxes exist to meet application specifications and building codes. Different shapes, materials, and functional designs allow installation in many different orientations, locations and structure types. Made of metal or plastic, electrical boxes can be installed in walls, on panels, on ceilings, in concrete or other masonry, and even outside with the proper ingress protection specifications. Their shape and size are determined by the equipment housed within, from several outlets, a bundle of conduit, or a pair of switches.
Individual box covers can also be chosen based on need. Covers are pre-stamped to accommodate different receptacle sizes, numbers of receptacles, and switches, and many support optional weather covers that use a gasket-lid combination to protect connections from environmental hazards.