RACO ProReady Electrical Prefabrication

February 3, 2026

Prefabrication, or prefab, is the future of the commercial construction industry. Electrical contractors can preassemble electrical components in the shop before sending them to jobsites. ProReady™ products and assemblies make it easy. No further prep needed on site. It saves time, materials, and money.

Assembling components under controlled conditions helps you ensure quality control. Shipping assemblies to the jobsite reduces labor costs for both rough-in and trim-out stages of a project.

Benefit with RACO ProReady products:
  • Lower material and jobsite labor costs
  • Assembling components and wiring devices off-site maintains quality control
  • Finish the rough-in phase of the job faster
  • Minimizes jobsite packaging waste and scrap, clean up time, and theft

The unique installation efficiency of ProReady™ components save you time. Increase productivity in the shop or on the jobsite. Perfect for projects with repetitive wiring installs.

Square steel boxes with integrated STAB-iT® connectors terminate MC cable 3x faster. Contractors prove it in the field every day. A variety of the 4-11/16″ and 4″ styles cover a variety of applications.

Grand Slam boxes offer a clean solution for home run circuits. Adjustable, hinged and stud-mount mud rings provide installation versatility.

STAB-iT Connectors

  • Install 3 TIMES FASTER
  • Designed for quick installation
    of MC, AC, and HCF Cable
  • 14/2 to 10/3 for most
    cable types
  • UL Listed for use without a
    plastic anti-short bushing
    (except for AC Cable

Boxes

  • Available with built-in cable
    clamps
  • With built-in box mounting
    brackets for steel or wood
    stud mounting
  • Some boxes include far-side
    support
  • Boxes include ground wires

Adjustable Mud Rings

  • Adjustable after installation of wall
    coverings
  • 1, 2, 3 Gang and round with 1/2″ to
    1-3/4″ Adjustability
  • Ring adjusting screws are covered,
    protecting wires within the box

New Ultimate G Series Bracket

  • Works with any 4″ and 4-11/16″ boxes and corresponding mud rings
  • Mounts to any stud or 9030G open center bracket, hands free
  • Gangable—just add boxes on either side

New Universal Stud-Mount Bracket

  • Works with any 4″ and 4-11/16″ boxes and corresponding mud rings
  • Snap to metal stud or to an open center bracket, hands free
  • Use vertical or horizontal, gangable on either side of stud

New Grand Slam Boxes

  • Easy homerun wiring
  • Includes STAB-iT II Connectors
  • Includes grounding bars
  • With or without concentric knockouts

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