Eaton FSE22 Condulet FS Device Box - Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations
Part Number: FSE22
Quick Summary
The Eaton FSE22 Condulet FS device box provides rugged protection for two-gang terminations in control panels and machinery enclosures. When panel space is tight, installers struggle with bulky boxes that complicate wiring and maintenance. The unit supports NEC/CEC compliance with UL certification and CSA listings for ordinary/non-hazardous locations, giving engineers confidence in safety and regulatory adherence. Its shallow depth and Feraloy iron alloy construction deliver durable protection without increasing footprint. This combination reduces installation time, simplifies field wiring, and lowers lifecycle costs while accommodating standard conduit connections and device fits.
Product Information
Extended Description
FSE22 Eaton: Eaton Crouse-Hinds series Condulet FS device box, Shallow, Feraloy iron alloy, Two-gang, E shape, 3/4"
Product Name
Eaton Crouse-Hinds series Condulet FS device box
Catalog Number
FSE22
UPC
782274415307
Product Length/Depth
4.19 in
Product Height
5.19 in
Product Width
1.88 in
Product Weight
3.16 lb
Area classification
Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations
Standards type
NEC/CEC
Depth
Shallow
Number of gangs
2
Shape
E
Trade size
3/4"
Material
Feraloy iron alloy
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Eaton Specification Sheet - FSE22
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Shallow depth and a compact footprint minimize panel intrusion, enabling faster installations and simpler cable routing. With a length of 4.19 inches, height of 5.19 inches, and width of 1.88 inches, it accommodates two devices in tight panels and supports standard 3/4 inch trade-size conduits for straightforward field wiring. The Feraloy iron alloy construction provides rugged strength and corrosion resistance, delivering longer service life and reduced maintenance in demanding industrial environments. The two-gang, E-shaped FS box increases wiring density without enlarging the enclosure, reducing hardware costs and simplifying device mounting for switches and receptacles in control panels. NEC/CEC compliance, UL certification, and CSA listings for ordinary/non-hazardous locations offer regulatory confidence and streamlined procurement for design engineers. Catalog references and spec sheets, including the Eaton Specification Sheet for FSE22, support robust, code-aligned installations in machinery cabinets and panel interfaces.
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FAQs
Yes. The FSE22 is a two-gang, shallow Condulet FS device box designed for 3/4 inch trade-size conduits and standard FS/FD family configurations. Its Feraloy iron alloy construction and NEC/CEC-compliant design support straightforward field wiring and reliable device mounting in control panels.
Key specifications include a 4.19 inch length, 5.19 inch height, and 1.88 inch width; two gangs; 3/4 inch trade size; weight of 3.16 pounds; material is Feraloy iron alloy; area classification Ordinary/Non-Hazardous; NEC/CEC Standards; UPC 782274415307; UL and CSA certifications.
Yes. The FSE22 is intended for Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations, aligning with NEC/CEC requirements and UL/CSA listings. For any hazardous or controlled environments, verify compatibility with alternative enclosure options or additional protection methods.
The shallow depth and compact footprint reduce panel intrusion, enabling easier cable routing and faster mounting. Its two-gang E-shaped design fits two devices side by side in limited spaces, lowering hardware costs and simplifying device placement in control panels and machinery cabinets.
The FSE22 carries NEC/CEC standards, UL certification for FS/FD device boxes, and CSA listings, with an Ordinary/Non-Hazardous location classification. These certifications aid design validation, regulatory approval, and streamlined procurement for industrial enclosures.