Suitable for Sealant Fitting & Barrier Compound Gland

FEATURES

S... series junction boxes are suitable for installation along pipe courses as junction boxes and distribution boxes for conductors. Several models are available, in relation to size and to entries number.
They can be supplied as pulling boxes or as terminal boxes with multipolar terminal blocks or with modular terminal blocks.

CONSTRUCTION

Low copper content aluminium alloy.
Stainless steel screws.
ISO 7/1 thread.
Neoprene gasket.

Application
To connect threaded rigid or IMC conduit to cast hubs or drilled and tapped conduit openings

Features
Tapered threads (NPT) meet latest UL 1203 requirements

Suitable for use in hazardous location applications when installed according to

NEC Articles 501.10 (Class I, Div. I & 2 Groups A,B,C,D)

NEC 502.10 (Class II, Div. I & 2, Groups EFG) 

NEC 503.10 (Class III)
UL Standards 886 and 1203

Application
To close up a tapped hole or hub

Features
Threaded hubs (NPT)

Application
To reduce the trade size of a taped hole or hub.

Features
Tapered threads (NPT)
Smooth internal bushing protects conductors
Threaded for Rigid Conduit or IMC

Applications
GUF/GUM or UNF/UNY unions are used to connect two pieces of conduit or attach conduit to junction boxes, fittings, or devices
Permits removal of equipment without turning or removal of conduit

Features
Threaded for rigid conduit or IMC
Tapered threads (NPT)
Strong and durable construction

Applications
Elbows: To change direction in rigid or IMC conduit systems

Features
Threaded for rigid conduit or IMC
 Smooth integral bushings to prevent damage to wires

Sealing Materials
SC Series Sealing compound is a cement used extensively for sealing conduit to prevent the spread of explosive gases. It is non-shrinking and a secure seal is formed.

SC Series resists acids, water, oil, etc. It is UL Listed for use with Killark ENY, EY, and EYS Series. Also CSA certified for use with any CSA certified sealing fitting.

Class I, Div. 1 & 2, Groups A, B, C, D
Class I, Zone 1, Groups IIC, IIB, IIA
Class II, Div. 1 & 2, Groups E, F, G
Class III

Application & Installation
Class I, Divisions 1 and 2
The purpose of seals in a Class I hazardous location is to minimize the passage of gases and vapors and prevent the passage of flames from one electrical installation to another through the conduit system.