Eaton’s Crouse-Hinds series C30 outlet box is installed in electrical systems within hazardous areas to provide protection against exterior explosion where acetylene, hydrogen and other hazardous gases are present. It protects conductors in threaded rigid conduit, acts as pull and splice boxes and provides access to conductors for maintenance and future system changes.

Arlington Industries’ UL-listed, large-volume furred wall box mounts to 1x2 drywall furring strips or a concrete block wall between furring strips. It enables installers to place a box or outlet where needed and is available in single and two-gang styles.

Hubbell RACO’s 4-in. round ceiling rated box is 21/8-in deep. No protruding ground screw or fan mounting screws enables easy installation, and the setback tab allows for easy installation in different wall thicknesses. The metal protection plate eliminates debris or damage to wiring. It is supplied with three ½-in. knockouts.

Carlon’s 1-gang old work electrical outlet box is designed to work with nonmetallic sheathed cable. It is designed for light commercial and residential applications. It is crafted with nonconductive PVC for durability and is fire rated and UL Listed. The built-in cable clamps hold wires in place.

RACO’s 8125 4-in. octagon box is used in the installation of ceiling or wall lighting fixtures, and is made of drawn steel construction with a raised ground screw area. It is 1½ in. deep and is supplied with nine ½-in. knockouts. It comes with combination Phillips/slotted screw heads.

Snake Tray’s CM708-05-0024 data distribution box is designed for low-profile floors and occupies 2¾ in. of height in an access floor. There is a removable locking solid cover, dimpled floor stand-offs and built-in strain relief points for Velcro straps. Device brackets are movable to accommodate different size components.

Bryant’s RF515SS 1-gang residential floor and wall box has a pre-assembled flange and cover for fast installation. The top screw fastening and side joist mounting are provided. It offers height-accessible adjustments after the box is mounted.

Orbit Industries’ universal mounting adjustable box is 4 in. square and 3½ in. deep. It has a built-in mounting adapter to fit various applications. Guided slots on each side allow it to be adjusted and secured by loosening the screws. The engraved depth stamp allows for depth measurement without more measuring tools.

Orbit Industries’ easy hang box hangs fixtures, fans or devices from a single 3/8-in. threaded rod without needing to punch out the center knockout. It is a welded metallic junction box that features a hole at bottom-center, which replaces common ½-in. knockouts on standard boxes.

RACO’s 2½-in deep switch box is designed for quick installation of flex, MC, MCI, MCI-A, AC and HCF cable. It is gangable and offers the option of constructing a box to hold two or more devices. It comes with one ½-in. knockout, and plaster ears allow it to be used in “old work” applications. It is acceptable for use in 2-hour fire-rated walls.

ABB’s Carlon Deep Blue all-in-one box accommodates switches, dimmers and smart devices. A one-size-fits-all design saves installation time in new construction and remodeling. Rated for residential and light commercial projects, it has a space for USB, GFCI and internet-enabled receptacles, switches, dimmers and devices. 

Southwire’s FBCVBR-GTR brass floor box kit features a pop-up cover design that retracts when not in use. It has a simple “drop-in” floor design, and can be used in tile or carpet finishes. The kit includes device, box and cover, and it features tab locking covers.

Raco’s 4-in. square box is made of welded steel construction and has preset bend points to work with wall thicknesses of 2½ to 6 in. It includes an 8-in. No. 12 solid copper ground screw, and it can be used in 2-hour fire-rated walls. The knockouts allow for design and installation flexibility.

FEI Electric’s nonmetallic ceiling fan outlet box mounts to a wooden stud using screws. It is rated for a 35-lb. ceiling fan and 50-lb. fixture weights. It has a 2-hour fire rating, and the thick PVC material creates stability and rigidity. There are “V” wire clamps for sheathed wire entry.

Legrand’s outdoor rooftop box provides access to power on raised rooftop deck environments. It is designed to be installed flush alongside rooftop pavers and features a hinged top with a self-closing cover. The internal rotating outlet box can be rotated upwards when power access is needed and rotates downward when in use.

FEI Electric’s LIC-7 round nonmetallic ceiling box is designed for mounting into a precut hole in old work residential applications. It features mounting tabs for easy installation, and the PVC material creates stability and rigidity. There are “V” wire clamps for securing the wire.

Raco’s 110 3½-in. octagon box is made of drawn steel construction. It is 1½ in. deep and comes with five ½-in. knockouts. It is designed for installing ceiling or wall lighting fixtures. Extension rings provide a means for adding additional cubic capacity or as an outlet box for surface conduit.

Orbit Industries’ SJB100-5 swimming pool junction box is designed for use with installation of underwater pool lights. It is for connections to 120V below the normal water level of the pool and can be used with PVC pipe. 

RACO’s 600V 4-in. square box is 21/8 in. deep. The knockouts allow for design and installation flexibility. It is acceptable for use in 2-hour fire-rated walls. It is made of welded steel construction with two Stab-it connectors. It includes 8-in. No. 12 solid copper ground pigtail.

Bryant’s residential floor and wall box features a pre-assembled flange and cover for fast installation. There is a top screw fastening and side joist mounting provided. It features height-accessible adjustments after the box is mounted.

FEI Electric’s 2-gang nonmetallic box is listed to UL 514C and UL Classified for 2-hour fire resistance. It includes nail holders for installation to a wooden stud and “V” wire clamps. There are wall alignment tabs for easy placement.

nVent Caddy’s BCSP box/conduit securement platform is a method to install a wide range of junction and electrical boxes/conduit in overhead installations with a single threaded rod drop.

DeWalt’s DWST17808 long-handle toolbox features a flexible platform that allows different combinations. All units can be stacked underneath this unit with durable side latches. It features fixed dividers for organizing drills and bits. There are heavy-duty hinges and removable cups, and it has a 3.7-gal. capacity.

nVent Caddy’s heavy duty rigid box support accommodates electrical boxes, plaster rings or low-voltage devices from one bracket. It accepts vertically or horizontally mounted single- and double-gang adjustable mud rings and is designed to work with snap-in-place first means of support for conduit and cables.

Orbit Industries’ B-5SLB-2MKO large-capacity datacom junction is available in 411/16-in. square and 2½-in. deep. The blue powder-coat finish on both models saves labor. The generous interior helps meet minimum cable bend radius requirements and affords future expansion.

Orbit Industries’ UMAB-4R series universal-mounting adjustable 4-in. octagon box is designed for installation of lighting fixtures, smoke detectors and devices where drywall depths are unknown. The built-in adapter allows for adjustment of the 21/8-in. deep, 4O box from 0 to 1½ in., which ensures devices and trims sit flush with wall surfaces.

Bloxx’s electrical box insert protects rough-in electrical wiring against plaster, paint and drywall routers and protects tradespeople, inspectors and homeowners from live wires. It is router-resistant, reusable and precision-designed to press-fit into most electrical box brands. It comes in one-, two- and three-gang sizes for nail-on and adjustable electrical boxes.

Bryant’s HBL985 wall box is designed for delivering power, data and AV side-by-side. It features a 2-gang and 4-in. depth and 2-in. knockouts. It enables users to have multiple options for AV in-wall solutions.

Snake Tray’s CM 708-SK-0604 recessed, wall-mount mini ONT box features a secure consolidation point for open offices, small horizontal closets and more. It provides a secure 14-in.- wide-by-8-in.-high space for equipment up to 31/2 in. deep. It is made from 20 GA galvanized steel and is available with a solid or ventilated screw on the front panel.

Raco’s 110 31/2-in. octagon box is used to install ceiling or wall lighting fixtures. It includes five 1/2-in. knockouts. The extension rings provide a means for adding additional cubic capacity or as an outlet box for surface conduit. It features drawn steel construction, and it supports fixtures up to 50 lbs.

Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems’ HBL840 two-gang, mud ring, square wall box is made of galvanized steel and is designed for 3/4-in. raised applications. The folded box is 4 11/16 in. square.

Arlington Industries’ FN101FX single-gang, nongasketed vapor box for devices features a nail-on installation to stud in new construction. It protects against air infiltration and is made of plastic. It fits single 1/2- or 5/8-in. drywall. It does not include gaskets, but it meet requirements of NEMA OS-4 when the installer caulks around NM cable.

Orbit Industries’ universal-mounting adjustable box is 4 in. square and 31/2 in. deep, with a built-in adapter for mounting and adjusting the box to fit various applications. The guided slots on each side allow the box to be adjusted and secured by loosening the screws.

Arlington Industries’ TVL508S low-profile TV box with a steel-back box is designed for use with MC, AC and flexible metal conduit. It is designed for a flush-to-the-wall installation as shallow as 3/4 in. It is designed for installing flat-panel TVs on 1/2- or 5/8-in. drywall with shallow wall depths.

RACO’s plenum-rated boxes are used in above-ceiling applications where airtight enclosures are required, for use in air returns or where code requires. Knockouts on these new plenum boxes are airtight. The 4-in.-square models provide a variety of ½- and ¾-in. knockout options. They are available in 4- square, 4-11/16-square and 4-in. octagon box styles.

Snake Tray’s Resi box is a structured media enclosure that creates a distribution point for AV, voice and data applications while providing a consolidation point for wiring home runs from wall outlets. It is available in 14- and 28-in. and supports new and retrofit installations. It is manufactured from galvanized steel and has a powder-coated beveled screw.

RACO’s Old Work Pans electrical box is designed to support light fixtures on the ceiling or wall in existing or retrofit applications. Only ½-in. deep, it won’t interfere with existing obstructions in the wall or ceiling. It supports lighting fixtures up to 6 lbs. and is constructed of zinc-plated steel.

Eaton’s 4-11/16-in. steel square outlet box is designed for exposed work applications by providing a method for the installation of electrical devices. The raised ground screw location in the welded boxes saves installation time. Knockouts are suitable for use without a bonding jumper in circuits above or below 250V.

Raco’s Dugout transition box is designed for pulling wires through from MC cable to conduit. It enables users to transition from flexible armored cable to conduit before entering a circuit panel. It is designed specifically for commercial applications. It features clamps that install flex, MC, MCI, MCI-A, HCF and AC cables.

Orbit Industries’ 4SDB-AMC-PT electrical junction box with angled MC clamps enables field electricians to secure MC cable without first removing the device ring. The grounding screw location enables the 4-in. square box to mount directly to adjustable box brackets. It is compatible with all major types and sizes of armor-clad and metal-clad cable.

Topaz’s Masonry box is designed for mounting switches, plugs and outlets in masonry, brick and 4-in. block walls. It’s 31/2-in. deep allows for deep devices, numerous wires, switches and other electronic and electrical devices. It is made of welded galvanized steel and features 6/32-in. tab holes for mounting devices.

Raco’s 290 model 31/2-in. electrical box mounts fixtures to ceilings or walls. It is 1/2-in. deep and can be used on 1/2-in. or 5/8-in. drywall without stud mounting. After cutting the proper size hole, users insert the bracket and tighten the screw to secure in place. The zinc-plated steel construction provides a 2-hour fire rating.

Orbit Industries’ 411/16-in. adjustable ring is available in 1- and 2-gang configurations and designed for use with square boxes for mounting electrical devices when finished wall depths are unknown. Inner adjusting screws provide flexibility during installation for a flush finish.

Arlington Industries’ steel T-box is the economical way to mount fans/fixtures, smoke/carbon monoxide detectors, security cameras, exit signs and emergency lighting up to 70 lbs. on a suspended ceiling grid. It is meant for use with metal raceway T-box mounts on the ceiling grid at the cross or straight away. It is UL-Listed. 

Mockett’s power box can be mounted on vertical or horizontal surfaces. It features two 120V AC power outlets and two USB ports. It is lightweight, and the matte finish blends into furniture. It is available in three colors. 

Signify’s remote ballast is constructed from heavy-gauge formed steel with a removable cover. The ballast box mounts vertically on the wall, structure or post with the conduit entries positioned downward. The thermoset polyester powdercoat is electrostatically applied after a five-stage conversion cleaning process and bonded by heat-fusion thermosetting.

Arlington Industries’ listed FLBC4580 IN BOX Cover Kits install receptacles, flush, in a 4¹/₂-in. concrete floor box. The brass-plated or nickel-plated metal covers have ultra-thin, stamped steel flanges that deliver flush-to-the-floor receptacle installations. Recessed covers install into the box, reducing trip hazards caused by plugs. Easy to install, they come with a divider for power and low-voltage in the same box.

Mockett’s kitchen pop-up box can be installed in the countertop to provide access when necessary and hide away when not needed. The outlet is not limited to kitchens and works in other wet areas. This dual-sided, spring-loaded pop-up tower has one receptacle on either side. The receptacle is tamper and water resistant and features a variety of colors.

Arlington Industries’ FLBC4580 in-box cover kit fits receptacles installed in a 4¹/₂–in. concrete floor box. The brass or nickel-plated metal covers have thin, stamped steel flanges that deliver flush-to-the-floor receptacle installations. The recessed covers install into the box, reducing trip hazards caused by plugs. They come with a divider for power and low-voltage in the same box.

Calbrite’s FDC double gang box is made of type 316 stainless steel and polished with standard “brite” finish for corrosion resistance. It is manufactured with mounting feet, and an internal grounding screw is included. It has ports located on the top and bottom. It is designed for use in food and beverage production, chemical plants, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, marine facilities and other industrial environments.

Raco‘s large capacity box is used for audio, video, data and power applications. It is 4 ¹¹/₆-in. square and 3 ¹/₄-in. deep. It provides ample space for Cat 6a and fiber optical cable bends. It features a bracket for mounting to studs and a far side support to accommodate various stud wall depths. It also has extra-large knockouts for pulling preterminated cables.

Orbit’s universal mounting 4-in.², 3 ¹/₂-in. deep adjustable box can be mounted directly-to-studs or used with Orbit’s SSB Bracket for between stud and ceiling joist installations. The built-in adapter allows the box to be adjusted from 0–1 ¹/₂ in., allowing for a flush finish when wall depths are unknown.

Arlington’s FLBT6520 round, plastic countertop box kits offer multiple options for installing a receptacle in a countertop up to 1¹/₂ in. thick. It comes with gasketed brass or nickel-plated trapdoor covers. It is installed by tightening two screws that hold the spring steel clip secure against the underside of the countertop

Arlington Industries’ FLBC8500 interlocking, nonmetallic, gangable floor box kits are designed for new concrete. They have connections on opposing sides so they can be locked together to create a two- or three-gang box that accommodates a brass or nickel-plated brass gasketed cover. Covers can be installed with the hinge on either side.

Randl Industries’ 5 Square telecommunications outlet box is 5-by-5-by-27/8 in. and provides 88 in.³ of interior volume. Cables are placed around integrated cable posts to prevent kinking and over bending.

Arlington Industries’ FLBC6230MBLR cover kit is designed for installing receptacles flush in concrete floor boxes. It fits FLBC4500 and FLBC4502 boxes and other manufacturers’ 4¹/₂-in. concrete boxes. It has flip lids and includes a 6-in. brass cover, gaskets, receptacle and a leveling ring.

FSR’s Symphony table boxes allow for large cable to bulkhead AV connections. Configurations include AC outlets, USB charging ports and low-voltage openings. It is available as a clamp-on, mounted in the table with frame and cover, or mounted under a table, shelf or chair.

Allied Moulded’s LVBOW-1 single-gang, low-voltage circuit box is 3¹¹/₁₆ in. high, 2⁵/₁₆ in. wide and 3¹/₁₆ in. deep. It has an open back for a large cable bend radius and mounting rings to strap cables to the inside of the wall.

Viking’s surface-mount box is constructed of red-powder-coated steel and is vandal- and weather-resistant. It can be mounted to a wall, post, single-or double-gangbox or any Viking gooseneck pedestal.

Arlington Industries’ steel FLBT4400 series countertop box kits are available with UL-listed tamper- and weather-resistant, decorator-style GFCI, tamper-resistant receptacle, or a combination with receptacle and two USB ports. It comes with gasketed, stainless steel or black trapdoor covers that close flush with the countertop for ingress protection and preventing damage to the devices in the box.

Arlington Industries’ recessed in box cover kit installs into Arlington’s FLBC4500 nonmetallic concrete box. It is recessed and installs into the can, reducing trip hazards caused by plugs sticking out of the box. It also allows for power and low-voltage in the same box. It is available with metal and plastic flanges.

Arlington Industries’ nonmetallic multipurpose box is designed for installing a fan, fixture or security camera inside or outside without any field modifications. It is completely sealed, so wiring stays dry. It supports fans or fixtures up to 70 lbs. securely in areas with open exposure to wind-driven rain and water spray.

Arlington Industries’ drop-in floor box kit can be installed quickly with a single hole saw. It is available with brass or nickel-plated metal covers with gasketed flip lids to keep water out. The 0.04-in.-thick plated steel flange sits flush with the floor to prevent trip hazards. It is cULus Listed.


Madison Electric Products’ SmartBox Shark Tooth round fixture box cuts its own hole with a built-in hole saw and ⁹/16 lug. It supports fixtures up to 6 lbs., features swing clamps for secure mounting and accommodates 3/0 and 4/0 fixtures. 


Orbit Industries’ universal, adjustable mounting box has guided slots on each side and a built-in adapter for adjusting the box from flush up to 1¹/₂ in. It can be mounted direct-to-stud or used with the SSB for between stud or ceiling installations. 


Arlington Industries’ 14.4-in.³ fan/fixture pan box offers joist-mount installation and works with ¹/₂-in. and single or double ⁵/₈-in. drywall with furring strips or hat channel in new construction. It has a two-hour fire rating. 


Arlington’s nail-on, nonconductive, flanged vapor box has attached gaskets that prevent air infiltration. Nails are shipped captive and the gasket material is pre-attached. The built-in gasketed flange has ultra-thin alignment tabs to prevent drywall bulge. It is designed for single 1/2- or 5/8-in. drywall. It is UL-listed, UV-rated and has a two-hour fire rating. 


Arlington Industries’ recessed in-box cover kit is designed to install a receptacle in Arlington’s FLBC4500 concrete floor box. It is recessed and installs into the can to reduce the trip hazards caused by plugs sticking out of boxes. It allows for power and low-voltage cable to be installed in the same box. It is available with metal flanges in brass or nickel and plastic in light almond, gray, caramel, black and brown.


Orbit Industries’ HABIT (height adjustable box installation template) is a reusable tool with an adjustable platform that can be preset in heights up to 21 in., holding boxes and brackets firmly in place using magnets for a consistent height installation. Several models can be stacked (no tools necessary) for installations up to 49 in. tall and can be set for switch and receptacle installations.


Orbit Industries’ 4SDB-BP surface-mounting box is a 
4-in.-square, 2¹/₈-in.-deep box with ¹/₂- and ³/₄-in. MKOs and a 7-in. ground pigtail. It was designed with a flat back plate with screw holes, so it can be mounted to most surfaces without having to access the inside of the box. It can be prewired with a device and cover before shipment. It can be mounted to ceilings walls, corrugated surfaces or underneath counters. 


Arlington’s FLBT4400 series countertop box kit comes with an installed UL-listed, decorator-style GFCI or TR receptacle or a combo with a receptacle and two USB ports. The gasketed trapdoor cover has a stainless steel finish and closes nearly flush with the countertop, preventing water intrusion and damage to devices. The spring clip holds box the securely against the surface. It fits granite or other countertops up to 1¹/₂ in. thick. 


Legrand’s ground box connects outdoor spaces to power, communications and A/V. It is roughly 8 in. wide, 16 in. long and 11 in. tall and can hold up to 5,000 lbs. of load. It traps and maintains an air pocket to protect against water, snow and ice and a smart egress door auto adjusts to the size of the cable.

Arlington’s UL-listed, steel floor box kit includes a two-gang steel box, assorted gaskets and two receptacles—one power and one low-voltage or two power receptacles. It comes with round brass or nickel-plated brass covers with four flip lids to prevent water from entering the box. It installs flush in new or existing floors. 


Arlington Industries’ FLBT4400 countertop box kit has a stainless-steel finish and gasketed trapdoor cover that closes nearly flush with the countertop, preventing water intrusion and damage to the devices in the box. The spring clip holds the box securely against the surface. The box fits granite or other countertop material up to 11/2-in. thick. 


Arlington’s 4X4 FSCB44 and single-gang FSCB24 steel boxes are designed for use with concrete blocks and feature ¹/₂-in. and ³/₄-in. knockouts, screw holes for devices, a spring clip that secures the box against the concrete block and bracket ends that break off for use on thicker block walls.


Larson Electronics’ WALSB-240.50A-6X120.20A-WP weatherproof portable spider box enables operators to plug into 240V generators to operate 120V equipment. It features six duplex 120V outlets with a hinged, watertight cover that provides a sealed and secure connection for up to 12 devices. It has short-circuit and overload protection and a 10-ft. chemical- and abrasion-resistant cable terminated in an industrial male cord cap.

Arlington Industries’ nonmetallic in/out box for fan and fixture installations is preset for a ½-in. ceiling but adjusts for depths up to 11/2 in. to accommodate varying thicknesses, such as single or double drywall. It mounts securely to a joist in new construction and complies with the NEC for set-back boxes. It supports fans up to 70 lbs. and fixtures up to 100 lbs.


Arlington Industries’ 3¼-in. nonmetallic small-diameter sconce box for retrofit construction has a 6.8 in.³ interior. Installed NM cable connector and captive fixture bracket installation screws are included. Most sconce light canopies (up to 3 lbs.) cover the box.