Eaton Crouse-Hinds GRFX139 Condulet GRF - NEC/CEC

Part Number: GRFX139
Manufacturer
Eaton Crouse-Hinds
Part number
GRFX139

Quick Summary

GRFX139 Condulet GRF is a tapped outlet box for surface-mounted electrical distribution in industrial facilities. Users often face installation delays and maintenance headaches when choosing rugged enclosures for harsh environments. NEC/CEC compliance for ordinary locations, plus UL certifications for U.S. and Canadian markets, helps ensure code‑conforming, safe installations. Designed for quick mounting and reliable operation, this GRF box supports surface mounting, four hubs, and three plugs, reducing downtime. By combining rugged feraloy iron alloy construction with standard tapping and back boss options, it delivers long service life and predictable maintenance costs. This makes GRFX139 a practical choice for panel builders and field wiring in non-hazardous environments.

Product Information

Extended Description

GRFX139 Eaton Crouse-Hinds: Eaton Crouse-Hinds series Condulet GRF tapped outlet box with lugs, 3-1/8" inside depth, Feraloy iron alloy, Surface mount, 4 hubs, 3 plugs, Blank back boss, 1/2"
Product Name
Eaton Crouse-Hinds series Condulet GRF tapped outlet box with lugs
Catalog Number
GRFX139
Product Length/Depth
6.13 in
Product Height
4.56 in
Product Width
3.13 in
Product Weight
4.8 lb
UPC
782274448800
Area classification
Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations
Standards type
NEC/CEC
Number of hubs
4
Number of plugs
3
Mounting method
Surface
Material
Feraloy iron alloy
Inside depth
3-1/8"
Tap size
1/2"
Special features
Blank back boss
GRFX139 provides a 1/2 inch tap size and a 3-1/8 inch inside depth, allowing direct conduit connections within compact control panels. This feature reduces the number of fittings and stock kept on hand, speeding up installation and enabling tighter layouts in machine enclosures. The four hubs and three plugs support multiple conductors, simplifying wiring harnesses and lowering labor time when wiring motors, sensors, and controllers in manufacturing lines. Surface mounting with Feraloy iron alloy enhances durability and corrosion resistance, delivering long service life in ordinary locations while minimizing maintenance costs. The blank back boss offers customization options for future expansions or field modifications without rework, translating to lower total cost of ownership. NEC/CEC compliance and UL listings further ensure code-conforming installations across U.S. and Canadian facilities.

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FAQs

GRFX139 uses a 1/2" tap, 3-1/8" inside depth, and surface-mount capability, enabling direct conduit connections on flat enclosures. With four hubs and three plugs, it accepts multiple conductors while mounting cleanly to panels or equipment surfaces, minimizing the need for extra brackets or adaptors and streamlining field wiring.
Key specs include 6.13" length, 4 hubs, 3 plugs, 3-1/8" inside depth, 1/2" tap, 4.8 lb weight, and surface mounting. This combination supports multi-conductor wiring in compact spaces, reduces component count, and ensures dependable grow-into-wiring for control panels, machine enclosures, and industrial equipment in ordinary locations.
Yes. GRFX139 is certified for Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations and complies with NEC/CEC standards, making it suitable for general manufacturing, packaging lines, and other non-hazardous industrial installations without special protective enclosures.
GRFX139 participates in NEC/CEC compliance and UL certifications for both the United States and Canada, ensuring code conformity and safety across North American facilities. This minimizes compliance risk during audits and simplifies procurement for multinational operations.
The rugged Feraloy iron alloy construction, simple surface mounting, and back boss customization reduce maintenance downtime and retrofit costs. Fewer parts, faster installations, and robust durability collectively lower lifecycle costs while maintaining reliable enclosure performance in standard industrial environments.