New PAC526 Wall Box from Legrand

EIN WallBox Legrand 400

April 2, 2021

Chief PAC526 Series Wall Boxes are now available through Wiremold. Contractors have been frequently requesting these wall boxes to install as part of electrical bid drawings. Electrical distribution is now able to stock this highly demanded product.

Key features of Chief PAC526 Series Wall Boxes include: 

  • Multiple depth break away edge allows compatibility with standard 3.5″ studs & 2.5″ studs
  • Pre and post construction installation options
  • Drywall and stud mountable
  • Knockouts for single gang outlets and 1-1/4″, 1″, & ½” conduit
  • Integrated universal zip tie anchor points
  • Landscape/Portrait installation
  • Stores a large variety of AV components
  • Paintable flange and cover options to blend in any environment
  • Black & white color options
  • Enclosure UL 2416 Listed for installation of AV, IT & Communication Technology Equipment

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