Outlet Boxes and Covers help identify fire alarm circuits.
February 20, 2008 -
Made of red, epoxy powder-coated steel, fire and safety Outlet Boxes, Extension Rings, and Covers eliminate need for painting at job site. Boxes come in 4 in. and 4 11/16 in. square sizes, measuring 1 ½ in. and 2 1/8 in. deep, with welded or drawn construction to meet needs of commercial applications. Groundskeeper(TM) raised boss enables 3/8 in. ground screw to be threaded into box without contacting mounting surface. Standard flat ground tapped holes are also available.
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Original Press release
EGS ELECTRICAL GROUP ? APPLETON
9377 West Higgins Road
Rosemont, IL, 60018
USA
ETP Introduces Red Hot Line of Steel Fire and Safety Outlet Boxes, Extension Rings and Covers
ROSEMONT, IL, February 11, 2008 - To meet NEC requirements for easy identification of fire alarm circuits at terminal or junction boxes, ETP has introduced a new line of red epoxy power coated steel fire and safety outlet boxes, extension rings and covers, eliminating the need to paint the boxes at a warehouse or job site.
The new boxes are available in 4-inch and 4-11/16-inch square, 1-1/2-inch and 2-1/8-inch deep welded or drawn construction to help electrical contractors meet commercial application needs. Boxes are available with the company's Groundskeeper(TM) raised boss so that a 3/8-inch ground screw can be threaded into the box without contacting the mounting surface. Standard flat ground tapped holes are also available.
For more details, visit www.ozgedney.com or www.appletonelec.com. Or call 800-621-1506.
ABOUT ETP
ETP is an associated brand of the EGS Electrical Group, a division of Emerson Industrial Automation. EGS Electrical Group is a worldwide manufacturer of electrical products for virtually every type of environment. EGS is organized into three focused businesses that provide distributors and end-users expert knowledge and excellent service.
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