666SC - 6X6X6 SC Junction Box

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Hoffman Enclosures, Inc.
6X6X6 N1 PNTD SC

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Catalog Number: 666SC Vendor Code UNI
Manufacturer: Unity
Manufacturer's Part Number: 20PC1600
Description: 6X6X6 SC Junction Box
Type 1 Screw Cover Enclosure, Low Carbon Steel, Gray, Powder Coated, 6 In Overall Width, 6 In Overall Length, 6 In Overall Height, 4 Knockouts, 3 LB
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Category: Unassigned
Classification: Steel Wire Way Junction Boxes
UNSPSC: 39121332 - Electrical junction box
UPC/GTIN: 761515221402 / 00761515221402
Weight per unit: 3 (lbs/each)

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Description: 6X6X6 SC JUNCTION BOX; TYPE PC FIXED RATING PLUG 1600A CONTINUOUS
Product Type: Type 1 Screw Cover Enclosure
Long Description: Type 1 Screw Cover Enclosure, Low Carbon Steel, Gray, Powder Coated, 6 in Overall Width, 6 in Overall Length, 6 in Overall Height, 4 Knockouts, 3 lb
Short Description: Type 1 Screw On Enclosure, 6 x 6 x 6 in, Powder Coated, 4 KO
Special Features: Designed For Use as Junction and Pull Boxes;Stock Inventory Sizes From 4 x 46 x 4 to 48 x 48 x 18
extra long description: ETN 20PC1600 TYPE PC FIXED RATING P
Features: Eaton’s Electrical Sector under the Eaton brand offers the widest variety of molded case circuit breakers available today. Designed for electrical and machinery OEMs serving a range of industries and applications these proven designs incorporate the latest in innovation with the high reliability that has been our hallmark since the advent of the circuit breaker in the 1920s.

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