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6-POLE TERMINAL BLOCK-GR 1 AND 2

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MAIN SW ASSEMBLY KIT LAT.RIGHT

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NRX REAR CONNECT ADPT KIT,LONG,4P,8/BOX

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MM FIBER RACEWAY,MITER BOX

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Floor Box Kit with Recessed Wiring Device

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Arlington Industries, Inc.

Pop-up Cover/Box Kits for Floors, Countertops

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.

Arlington Industries, Inc.

Steel T-Box for Suspended Ceiling Grids

F428SC: Can be positioned on the ceiling grid at the cross of the T-rails or on the straight away. For use on premium/reveal edge ceiling tiles, the box height adjusts by removing the tabs with pliers. Plastic hanger. For fixtures (only), up to 50 lbs. Includes 12ft support wire coil, installed NM cable connector, grid cover.

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Mount Boxes in Non-standard Stud Cavity with Adjustable SLIDER BAR

Arlington’s SliderBar™ box kits mount single or two-gang boxes between wood or metal studs with non-standard spacing, saving about 20 minutes per box.

Available for 12 to 18 or 15 to 24 inch spacing, SliderBar allows installers to position one or more boxes where needed, facing either direction on bar.

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Arlington Industries, Inc.

1 Stauffer Industrial Park

Scranton, PA 18517

800-233-4717

Leviton Manufacturing Company

210 North Service Rd.

Melville, NY 11747

(631) 812-6000

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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.