Eaton GUAT160 conduit outlet body - Hazardous Locations

Part Number: GUAT160
Manufacturer
Eaton
Part number
GUAT160

Quick Summary

The Eaton GUAT160 conduit outlet body is a rugged, explosion‑proof component designed for safe terminations in hazardous environments. This apparatus targets reliability in challenging settings, helping you prevent outages caused by dust, moisture, or chemical exposure. The unit leverages Feraloy iron alloy construction and a compact 1/2" trade-size footprint to simplify field installs. It carries NEC/CEC compliance and UL certification, with hazard classifications that include Class I Division 1 and 2, Class II Division 1 and 2, and Class III. For project teams and maintenance crews, this translates to faster commissioning, easier sourcing, and regulatory confidence without sacrificing install efficiency or total cost of ownership.

Product Information

Extended Description

GUAT160 Eaton: Eaton Crouse-Hinds series GUA conduit outlet body, Feraloy iron alloy, T shape, 1/2"
Product Name
Eaton Crouse-Hinds series GUA conduit outlet body
Catalog Number
GUAT160
UPC
782274468136
Product Length/Depth
5.25 in
Product Height
4.38 in
Product Width
2 in
Product Weight
2.03 lb
Area classification
Hazardous/Classified Locations
Standards type
NEC/CEC
NEC hazardous rating
Class I, Division 1 Class I, Division 2 Class II, Division 1 Class II, Division 2 Class III
Shape
T
Trade size
1/2"
Material
Feraloy iron alloy
Feraloy iron alloy construction delivers rugged mechanical strength and excellent wear resistance in dusty, damp, or chemically aggressive environments. The business impact is longer service life and reduced maintenance cycles, which translates to lower lifecycle costs on hazardous-location projects. In practice, technicians can rely on a single enclosure component across multiple shifts with minimal protective coatings or rework required. The 1/2" trade size, coupled with a compact T‑shaped design, enables tighter fits in crowded control panels and simplified routing of conduit, reducing installation time and space requirements. This contributes to faster project handover and improved worker productivity on busy plant floors. With NEC/CEC compliance and UL certification, process engineers gain confidence in regulatory alignment, while procurement enjoys consistent sourcing and reduced risk of nonconforming parts. The GUAT160 also integrates smoothly with the broader GUA family, ensuring compatibility with standard accessories and minimizing spare part inventories. A rugged housing and predictable performance help facilities lower maintenance costs and extend asset life in mission-critical applications.

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FAQs

To install GUAT160 in hazardous locations, first ensure the area is classified appropriately for Class I/II/III exposures and that power is isolated. Use compatible 1/2 inch conduit fittings and mount the T-shaped body in the designated enclosure opening. Ensure proper sealing and gasket seating, attach any required hanger accessories per manufacturer guidance, and verify NEC/CEC compliance with UL certification for added reliability.
Key specs include a 1/2 inch trade size, 5.25 inch length, 4.38 inch height, 2 inch width, and a weight of 2.03 pounds. The material is Feraloy iron alloy, and the shape is a T configuration. Catalog number is GUAT160 with UPC 782274468136. These dimensions support compact installation while maintaining robust protection in hazardous environments.
Yes. The GUAT160 is rated for Class I Division 1 (and Division 2) as part of NEC hazardous location requirements, and it carries NEC/CEC standards compliance along with UL certification. This makes it appropriate for top‑tier protection in oil & gas, chemical processing, and other high‑risk industrial settings where safe terminations are critical.
The GUAT160 carries UL certification and NEC/CEC compliance, with hazard classifications including Class I Division 1 and 2, Class II Division 1 and 2, and Class III. These certifications assure regulatory alignment for hazardous locations and help mitigate compliance risk during design, installation, and maintenance of explosionproof installations.
The rugged Feraloy iron alloy housing provides durable protection against wear, corrosion, and environmental contaminants, reducing maintenance frequency. Its compatibility with the GUA family simplifies spares and replacements, while UL/NEC/CEC certification minimizes unexpected downtime and regulatory concerns, delivering long‑term cost savings and steadier asset performance in demanding environments.