Scepter® JBox PVC Junction Box

Scepter® JBox PVC Junction Box

June 24, 2021

• New design saves contractors time and money

• Fastening system is close by hand, tool assist to open

• Gasket is integral to the cover – no installation required

Introducing the NEW Scepter® JBox™, the next generation junction box. Redesigned from the original junction box with added features to make this the easiest box to use – no matter the situation. The patent pending integral gasket, non-metallic fasteners, molded mounting feet, embossed grid-lines and flat cover features have been engineered to provide a contractor-friendly junction box.

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