Receptacle Box, Gangable, Wall, New Work Type; Beige/Tan Fiberglass Reinforced Polyester BMC Material; 4 Inch; 3-3/4 Inch; 3-13/16 Inch; 2 Gang(S); Ul, Ansi/Ul 514C Approval; Angled Mid Nail, Fetter Ring Nail Mounting; 24 Per Carton Standard Package

Panel Mounting Adaptor For TF42 Series Overload Relays

The B42 Is A 3 Mil, 42 Gallon Contractor Grade Clean-Up Bag Used For Disposing Of Construction and Project Debris. The Self-Dispensing Roll Ensures Quick Release Of Individual Bags and The Easy Tie Keeps Debris Contained.

Citation and Misc Acce-H1042

Rigid and Imc Conduit Body, Type LR, Aluminum, Cover and Gasket, Size 3/4 Inch

96IN 42W Led Sign Tube, Double Sided, Clear Optical Lens, Color Select (3CCT-4000/5000/6500K), Double & Single Ended, Rotatable R17D End Caps, 120-277V Input

36" X 42" X 3" Concrete Equipment Pad

3M™ Scotchcast™ Multi-Mold Resin Splice Kits 85 Series Are A Group Of Versatile Splice Kits For Insulating and Waterproofing Odd-Sized and Odd-Shaped Splices In Underground Applications, Up to 1000 Volts. Splices May Be Inline, Wye, X, Butt and Dead-End Spliceconfigurations (For Non-Shielded Cable) Using Split Bolts, H Tap or C Tap Compression Connectors.

Zinc Die-Cast, Two Screw, 4" Knockout Squeeze Connector With Round End Stop. For Flex, Ac, Mci Cable. Concrete Tight When Taped. End Stop Diameter: 3.977.

Zinc Die-Cast, Two Screw, 3" Knockout Squeeze Connector With Round End Stop. For Flex, Ac, Mci Cable. Concrete Tight When Taped. End Stop Diameter: 2.980.

Zinc Die-Cast, Two Screw, 2-1/2" Knockout Squeeze Connector With Round End Stop. For Flex, Ac, Mci Cable. Concrete Tight When Taped. End Stop Diameter: 2.440.

Klein Tools MM420 Multimeter Is An Auto-Ranging, True Root Mean Square (TRMS) Multimeter That Measures Ac/DC Voltage, Ac/DC Current, and Resistance. It Can Also Measure Temperature, Capacitance, Frequency, Duty-Cycle, and Test Diodes and Continuity. Klein Tools' Test and Measurement Product Line Was Exclusively Designed From The Ground Up By Electricians For Electricians. Years Of Field Research, Combined With Extensive Input From Electricians Across America, Inspired The Development Of Meters and Electric