Arllington Non-Metallic One Box for Ceiling Fixtures

Arlington One Box

 

Feb 26, 2016

Arlington’s versatile, non-conductive box for new construction or retrofits side mounts to a wood or steel joist for an extra secure installation.

Features include:
• easy installation
• listed for fixtures up to 50 lbs
• 28.0 cubic inch round, non-metallic box
• captive installation screws; installed NM942 cable connector
• UL/CSA Listed
• 2-hour fire rating

For retrofit Installations,

1. Determine box location. Locate joist and makeopening next to it.

2. Pull cable through installed NM942 cableconnector. Insert box into opening.

3. Mount box to side of joist using the supplied captive installation screws.

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