Wiegmann Stainless Steel NEMA 3RX Screw Cover Enclosure

EIN Wiegamn screw 400

Jan 3, 2020

The Wiegmann Stainless Steel RSC Series enclosure is designed for use as a wiring or junction box. This enclosure can be used indoors or outdoors and provides protection from rain, sleet, snow, or dripping water. Can also be used in corrosive environments.

Industry Standards

  • UL 50, Types 1, 3R, & 3RX
  • CSA Certified, Types 1, 3R, & 3RX
  • NEMA/EEMAC Types 1, 3R, & 3RX File

Product Features

  • Body and cover are fabricated from 304 stainless steel
  • A slip-on reversible cover is securely fastened with screws located along the bottom edge
  • Mounting holes are located on the back of the enclosure
  • No gasketing is required
  • Hasp for padlocking or meter seal is provided

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