Conduit And Outlet Bodies

Killark aluminium conduit outlet bodies are ideal for applications like splicing boxes & pulling, changing the direction of conduits, interconnecting conduit lengths and securing conductors in a threaded rigid conduit. These hazardous-location conduit bodies are provided with an external thread covering on the body and an integral uniform hub bushing to protect the conductor insulation while pulling. They further feature standard ground screws for fast insertion and removal. Choose from a wide range of these outlets, available in 1, 1.25, 1/2, 2 and 4 inch hub sizes.

Killark outlet conduit threaded bodies provide access to conductors for maintenance, splicing and pulling, as well as are compatible with rigid & IMC raceways in conduit systems. They feature copper free aluminium & tri-coated finish, gray iron alloy construction with electrostatically applied paint for high resisting power and corrosion resistance. These bodies have external cover threads and / or smooth integral hub bushing for preventing damages to the conductors while pulling. They are furnished with stainless steel cover screws & gaskets for high quality sealing along with NEMA 3 ratings even in wet locations. Some models like, E & CAT body types are integrated with threaded cover openings to deliver additional wiring room and tapered threaded hubs for ground continuity whereas, some models such as LR and L body types feature innovative spring clip design & flat-back design for installation ease with repeatitive usage facility and large wiring capacity, respectively. Choose from a wide range of these bodies, available in capacities ranging from 4 to 75. cu. inches.
Raptor Supplies also offers Killark GEC Series conduit outlet bodies with almost all aforementioned features with an addition of XTF body style.

Eaton Crouse-Hinds Series outlet boxes are used for mounting electrical devices and wiring connections. These square boxes are compatible for use in both hazardous and non-hazardous environments. They feature steel construction for structural rigidity and raised ground screw location in the boxes for saving time during installation. These outlet boxes are equipped with mounting holes or brackets and knockouts, allowing easy access for cable entry and conduit connections.