O-z/gedney FS-1-SRCS Iron Device Box

Product Description

The O-Z/GEDNEY FS-1-SRCS is an iron device box designed for use in electrical conduit and wiring installations. Device boxes of this type serve as the mounting and enclosure point for switches, receptacles, and other wiring devices at the termination of a conduit run. Constructed from iron, the FS-1-SRCS provides the mechanical strength and durability required in commercial, industrial, and heavy-duty residential electrical work. This box is typically installed by licensed electricians working with rigid or intermediate metal conduit systems where a surface-mount or flush-mount device termination is needed.

This device box is suited for electrical installations in commercial and industrial environments where a robust, metal enclosure is required at wiring device locations. It fits into conduit-based wiring systems and is commonly used in exposed or semi-exposed wiring applications on walls, columns, or structural surfaces. Electricians working on new construction or retrofit projects will find it appropriate wherever code requires a metal device enclosure at a conduit outlet point.

Key Features

• Iron construction provides high mechanical strength and resistance to impact in demanding job-site environments
• Designed as a standard device box for mounting switches, receptacles, and wiring devices at conduit terminations
• Compact form factor suitable for surface or flush conduit installation applications
• Sold individually, allowing procurement of exact quantities needed per job

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit device box for use in iron conduit wiring systems requiring a metal device enclosure at outlet or switch locations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for device boxes and conduit wiring systems. De-energize the circuit and verify absence of voltage before working in or near the box. Ensure all conduit entries are properly secured and that the box is firmly anchored to the mounting surface before pulling wire or terminating devices. Do not exceed the box fill capacity as calculated per NEC Article 314.