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Cantex® PVC Type FSC Electrical Outlet Box
Safely Connect an Electrical Outlet Outside Your Home
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CANTEX Type FSC Single Gang
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These boxes are used for straight line conduit runs and splices. To secure the box once you have placed your wiring, simply affix a single gang electrical device cover onto it. Designed for outlet box installations, this single-gang surface mounted electrical box has one conduit entrance opening in each of its two shorter ends. Can be used as an outlet box for a wiring device, or as a junction box for wire splicing; however, the FSC is not designed as a lidded junction box. |
- Perfect for residential or commercial construction – anywhere you need to add an electrical box
- Meets all standards for: UL 514B , UL Control # 39N9, Rigid PVC
- CSA Certified
- 1 year manufacturer’s warranty - PDF
Ideal for use with:
- Electrical Non-Metallic Conduit
- Sprinkler systems
- New and Retrofit Applications
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- MSDS (PDF)

- Type FSC Single Gang Drawings (PDF)

Type FSC Single Gang Dimensions

| PART # | DESCRIPTION | A | B | C | D | E | F | PRICE / Unit |
| CTX-5133463 | 1/2" Type FSC Outlet Box | 2-13/16" | 4-9/16" | 2-5/8" | 2-3/8" | 3-1/2" | 7/8" | |
| CTX-5133464 | 3/4" Type FSC Outlet Box | 2-13/16" | 4-9/16" | 2-5/8" | 2-3/8" | 3-1/2" | 1-1/16" |
| No of Gangs | 1 |
|---|---|
| Number of Hubs | 2 |
| Hub Location | One at each end |
| Hub Size | 1/2" |
| UL Standards | UL 514B and UL 65 |
| UL File | E98429 |
| CSA Certified | Yes |
| NEMA | TC 6 and 8 |
| ASTM | F-512 |
| Material | Rigid PVC |
| Color | Gray |
| Other Listings | Marine Listed with approved cover |
| Classification | PVC Device Box |
| PART # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE / Unit |
| CTX-5133463 | Cantex Rigid PVC 1/2" Type FSC Outlet Box | |
| CTX-5133464 | Cantex Rigid PVC 3/4" Type FSC Outlet Box |
MANUALS & USER GUIDES -
- MSDS (PDF)

- Type FSC Single Gang Drawings (PDF)

- Cantex Brochure (PDF)

- Cantex Warranty (PDF)

Difference between Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 Conduit
The difference between Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 lies in the thickness of the wall of the piping. The Schedule 40 has a thinner wall than the Schedule 80 piping even when dealing with the same size pipe. Because the pipes are the same size on the outside, the difference lies in the interior. They will differ by inside diameter.
A 1" (25.4 mm) Schedule 40 pipe will have an outside diameter of 1.315" (33.4 mm) and an inside diameter of 1.029" (26.1 mm). A 1" (25.4 mm) Schedule 80 pipe will have an outside diameter of 1.315" (33.4 mm) and an inside diameter of 0.936" (23.8 mm).
They will look identical from the exterior. The reason for the difference is that thicker piping allows for larger pressure. Thinner piping and fittings however are less expensive typically.


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