Hubbell Incorporated KILLARK 2FSC-1 Device Box, 1/2" Hub, Shallow, 4.56" W
Two-gang aluminum device box with twin 1/2 in hubs, internal grounding screw, 32 cu in capacity and CSA/UL listing
- Product typeElectrical Boxes
- Shallow 2-inch depth fits tight spaces
- 1/2-inch hub accepts standard conduit
- 32 cubic-inch capacity handles multiple conductors
- Aluminum body resists corrosion in damp locations
- UL and CSA listed for code compliance
Two-Gang Shallow Device Box
The KILLARK 2FSC-1 is a two-gang aluminum device box with a 1/2-inch hub and 32 cu in capacity. It is built for electrical installations that need a shallow profile and code-compliant grounding. The gray finish and UL and CSA listings suit commercial and industrial environments.
Upgrade from Single-Gang or Deeper Boxes
This box replaces single-gang enclosures when two devices must share one location. It also replaces deeper boxes where wall cavity space is limited to a 2-inch depth. The jump is worth it when conduit entry points must stay at 1/2 inch and internal volume must reach 32 cu in.
Surface Mount with Tapered Threads
Mounting holes are spaced 0.5 in on center for direct surface attachment. Tapered hub threads seal conduit without extra fittings. The internal grounding screw accepts a bonding jumper. Shallow depth leaves little room for wire bending, so plan conductor routing before closing the cover.
How it compares
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- Price $27.99
- Cheaper than about 62% of the 1,411 comparable items (median $39.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | KILLARK |
| Product type | Electrical Boxes |
Questions about this item
Will the 4.56" wide box with .5" on-center mounting holes fit my existing surface-mount brackets?
The box measures 4.56" wide and has mounting holes spaced .5" on center, so it matches brackets drilled to that pattern.
How do I correctly install the 1/2" hub entries and internal grounding screw?
Thread conduit into the two 1/2" tapered hubs, tighten until snug, then attach the grounding conductor to the internal grounding screw before mounting devices.
When should I replace the aluminum box or its grounding screw?
Replace the box if the aluminum shows corrosion, cracks, or stripped hub threads, and replace the grounding screw if it no longer holds the conductor securely.
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