Wiremold / Legrand EFB6S 6-gang Floor Box Steel

Product Description

The WIREMOLD / LEGRAND EFB6S is a 6-gang steel floor box designed for in-floor installation of electrical devices, outlets, and low-voltage connections. Constructed from steel, it provides the structural durability required in commercial and light industrial settings where floor-mounted electrical access is needed. The 6-gang configuration accommodates multiple devices within a single enclosure, reducing the number of individual floor penetrations required. Licensed electricians and electrical contractors are the primary installers for this type of floor box assembly.

The EFB6S is suited for commercial office spaces, conference rooms, open-plan work areas, and institutional facilities where floor-level electrical and data access is required. The steel construction makes it appropriate for concrete or wood-frame floor applications where load resistance and long-term durability are priorities. It supports up to six device positions, making it a practical choice for high-density outlet or low-voltage installations.

Key Features

• 6-gang configuration supports multiple electrical or low-voltage devices in a single floor box
• Steel construction provides durability and resistance to mechanical load in floor applications
• Designed for in-floor installation in commercial and institutional environments
• Single-unit enclosure reduces the number of floor penetrations needed for multi-device layouts

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation floor box for 6-gang in-floor electrical enclosure applications. Refer to manufacturer documentation for compatible covers, inserts, and trim rings.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 314 requirements for floor boxes. Power must be de-energized and verified with a voltage tester before working inside the enclosure. The box must be set to finished floor level during the concrete pour or rough-in phase to ensure the cover sits flush. Consult local AHJ requirements for fill material and conduit entry specifications.