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PC-DB Distribution Box Cable

The Distribution Box Cable provides an interface between conventional hard wiring and the Plug-N-Go flexible wiring system components. Provides an alternative to Distribution Box Connectors and Extender Cables when wiring local switching functions. Distribution Box Cables install into standard junction boxes (by others) by means of a standard cable connector.

Features

  • Easily installed

  • Full 20 amp rating

  • Single, dual and three circuit models

  • #12 AWG copper conductors standard

  • #10 AWG copper conductors optional

  • 600V, 90º C insulation

  • Dead front construction for safety

  • Connectors are color coded for easy voltage identification

  • Keyed components assure proper connection, function, and safety

  • Positive locking clips prevent accidental disconnection

  • Approved for installation in air handling spaces other than ducts and plenums

  • UL-listed

 

Description

The Distribution Box Cable provides an alternate system starting point to Distribution Box Connectors and Extender Cables. It provides the interface between the hard wiring from the distribution panel and the Plug-N-Go flexible wiring system components. The Distribution Box Cable consists of a male connector with recessed electrical terminals, resulting in a dead-front design for added safety, and a length of flexible armored cable with stripped pigtail leads for easy installation.

 

 All connectors are color-coded for easy voltage identification and keyed to allow mating connections only with components of the same voltage. Secure connections are assured by locking clips on the component rear cup assemblies which prevent accidental disconnection. Cable length is based on project requirements.

 
Installation

Distribution Box Cables install in standard junction boxes (by others). Distribution Box Cables are designed to install in any junction box with a 1/2″ knockout and secure in place by means of a locknut supplied with the connector. The size of the junction box is determined by the number and size of conductors within the box as determined by the NEC. Electrical connections are made between the Distribution Box Cable’s pigtail leads and the distribution panel conductors using appropriate connectors in accordance with the installation requirements.

NOTE: Distribution Box Cables are manufactured using type MC cable with #12 AWG copper conductors and 90°C insulation and should be supported in accordance with National Electrical Code requirements.

 

Color Coding

Connector Color → Voltage

Gray → 277/480 and 480VAC

Brown →120/208, 208 and 240VAC

Purple → Dual Neutral 120/208VAC

Khaki → Dual Neutral 277/480VAC

Green → Isolated Ground 120/208VAC

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