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ABB 68P 68 P ROUND PVC FLOOR BOX

MFR Part #: 68-P
SKU #: 1035672
Brand: ABB | Steel City®
UPC: 785991600230
Steel City® 68-P 68 Series Flush Service Non-Metallic Floor Box, PVC, 100 cu-in Capacity, (4) Outlets, 6-3/8 in W x 6 in D
1 in, 3/4 in and 1/2 in Reducers
For power, communications and data in wood subfloors and open layout residential applications, school auditoriums or commercial office space
UL E11461 | CSA Certified

Steel City®, 68-P, Floor Box, Flush Service Non-Metallic, Series: 68 Series, 4 Outlets, 3/4 in, 1 in Hub, 5-5/32 in Opening, 6-3/8 in Base Diameter, Round Shape, Floor Mounting, 100 cu-in Capacity, PVC, Gray, 6-3/8 in W x 6 in D Dimensions

The 68-P floor box provides flush service for power, communications and data. The nonmetallic floor box is used in concrete floors and is suitable for carpet, tile or wood applications.

Product Details

Steel City®, 68-P, Floor Box, Flush Service Non-Metallic, Series: 68 Series, 4 Outlets, 3/4 in, 1 in Hub, 5-5/32 in Opening, 6-3/8 in Base Diameter, Round Shape, Floor Mounting, 100 cu-in Capacity, PVC, Gray, 6-3/8 in W x 6 in D Dimensions

The 68-P floor box provides flush service for power, communications and data. The nonmetallic floor box is used in concrete floors and is suitable for carpet, tile or wood applications.

Attributes

Capacity100 cu-in
ColorGray
Country Of OriginUS
Dimensions6-3/8 in W x 6 in D
MaterialPVC
Mounting TypeFloor
Number of Outlets4
Series68 Series
ShapeRound
TypeFlush Service Non-Metallic
Diameter5-5/32 in Opening, 6-3/8 in Base
Hub Size3/4 in, 1 in

Features

  • The 68-P floor box provides flush service for power or communications and data
  • High-strength rigid PVC construction, non-corrosive
  • Easy installation with no leveling required just cut the box level with the concrete after the pour
  • Compatible with standard schedule PVC conduit
  • Pre-packaged with concrete cap and six hub plugs
  • (4) 3/4 and (2) 1 in standard conduit tapping
  • Single duplex or data, voice wiring device