Eaton B-Line Telescoping Bracket

EIN telescoping bracket

October 5, 2021

Eaton’s B-Line series telescoping bracket and box mounting brackets help speed installation and reduce complexity on the job site.

With an auto-height adjustment, the rigid BBT-HF telescoping bracket is quick and easy to install.

Simply slide the bracket to the width required and snap both ends of the bracket to the stud and secure with screws. 

Features:

  • BBT-HF Hands free snap to stud for 1 1/4″ through 1 3/8” wide studs
  • BBT-HF Auto-ADA height feature
  • All parts (BBA, BBA-4, and BBT-HF) work with 4″, 4 11/16″, and 5″ electrical boxes
  • BBA and BBA-4 work with standard mud rings, adjustable mud rings, and Eaton’s Rapid Ring self-adjusting pre-fab ring
  • BBA-4 includes built in backside support extender for stud depths up to 6″

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