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Part#: GRTB612
6-POLE TERMINAL BLOCK-GR 1 AND 2
Part#: TVBRA3K
PREWIRED TV BRIDGE KIT 3GNG
Part#: FLB6242MB
RND BR FLR BOX 2G FLIP
Part#: FLBC8520CA
TWO G CARAMEL FLR BOX
Part#: PJ2-WALL-WH-L01C
Caséta Pico Remote Wall-Mount Kit WH CSA
Part#: CFL-JBA-FAB
JUNCTION BOX ADAPTER KIT
Total of 541 product(s) from 38 Manufacturers. Click the Smart eCat icon to view all products and access Spec Sheets and other product information.
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Arlington Industries, Inc.
Steel Adjustable Bracket with Plastic Box
Low-cost, economical steel fan/fixture bracket with plastic box delivers super secure, versatile on-center mounting between joists 16" to 24".
Arlington Industries, Inc.
Arlington Industries SLIDERBAR™
Here’s the easy, NEAT way to mount a single or two-gang box between wood or metal studs with non-standard spacing.
Arlington’s SL18 steel SLIDERBAR™ looks great and saves about 20 minutes per box over cutting and nailing extra 2x4s.
Arlington’s SL18 steel SLIDERBAR™ looks great and saves about 20 minutes per box over cutting and nailing extra 2x4s.
Products
COUNTERTOP BOX KITS with round plastic box and metal covers
Arlington’s FLBT6520 series Countertop Box Kits have round plastic boxes and metal trapdoor covers that close flush – cover miscut openings – and allow users to position the cover parallel with the countertop.
Three options for installed UL Listed device:
-TWR decorator GFCI
-TR receptacle
-TR receptacle with two USB ports.
Three options for installed UL Listed device:
-TWR decorator GFCI
-TR receptacle
-TR receptacle with two USB ports.
More Products
- Interlocking Gangable Floor Box for New Concrete
- Floor Box Cover Kits with Ultra-thin steel flanges deliver flush installation
- Mount Boxes in Non-standard Stud Cavity with Adjustable SLIDER BAR
- 5.5" Concrete Floor Box, Recessed Covers
- Recessed Cover Kits install INTO Concrete Floor Box
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Articles
Guess What? Fuses Still Matter
Up until three years ago, I lived with a couple small boxes of spare
fuses that sat on top of the water heater in the basement, ready to be
drawn from should the rare combination of, say, the toaster and
microwave operating at the same time happen to shut down power to the
kitchen.
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