Electrical Industry Rich-Media Product Demos and Videos

For easy, flush installation of a receptacle and low voltage ports in a new concrete floor. Heavy-duty 5.5 inch non-metallic concrete floor box has six conduit hubs, four plugs, and multiple slots for positioning two low voltage dividers in the box.

Get flush ceiling installations with our heavy duty, plated steel fan/fixture box. It has
an adjustable bracket that mounts securely between joists spaced 16" to 24" o.c. and a score lines on the bracket for ceilings up to 1-1/4" thick.

Arlington’s 550 series zinc diecast split grounding bushings deliver convenience and time-savings. They’re split to allow the addition of a bushing AFTER conductors are installed in the conduit.

The gasketed, stainless steel or black stainless TRAPDOOR COVERS look great! They close flush with the floor or countertop, preventing damage to the device in the box and minimizing trip hazards in a floor installation. UL rated for floor installations only.

Here is the easy, NEAT way to mount a single or two-gang box between wood or metal studs with non-standard spacing.

Arlington’s steel SLIDERBAR™ looks great and saves about 20 minutes per box over cutting and nailing extra 2x4s.

Save time and money with Arlington's liquid-tight, concrete-tight fittings designed especially for PVC jacketed MC cable - and Tech 90 cable.

Arlington's non-metallic hole cover kits offer the fastest way to cover a hole and ensure compliance with OSHA safety standards on a multi story building site.

Save time and money! Arlington’s low cost MC cable fittings in a variety of sizes, are super-convenient and cost-effective. Each fitting has a built-in end stop, but also comes with additional end stop bushings that accommodate different size cable bundles. ONE trade size fits several cable sizes!

Installation is quick and easy. Using the reference scale attach the retaining clips to the cover with the supplied screws. Push the assembled cover into the hole and adjust the fit by moving one of the retaining clips slightly in or out.