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KIT MOUNTING WALL/POST PWDX FS/FD BX

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KIT 1004-LED TERMINALBXFOR DUIT ECTION

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Part#: AL18

JIC SS Clamp Kit Qty 2

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6.5mm Triangle Insert Latch Ki

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JIC Swing-Out Panel Kit

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8.5-Oz Foam Duct Sealant Kit Bulk 6-Pack

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PowerPatch® Leak Repair Cartridge Bulk Kit

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Floor Box Kit with Recessed Wiring Device

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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 Industries, Inc.

Arlington Steel Floor Box Kits

Arlington’s Steel Floor Box Kits are the easy way to install receptacles flush in a new OR existing floor. Designed for flexibility, these kits offer multiple options for the device setup, and 6" metallic covers with flip lids.

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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

EPCO

5401 Smetana Drive

Minnetonka, MN 55343

(800) 336-1976

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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.