Eaton TP620 Octagon Concrete Box 4-in Steel - NEC/CEC
Part Number: TP620
Quick Summary
TP620 octagon concrete box provides durable junction protection in concrete enclosures for non-hazardous locations. In practice, installers face moisture risks, limited installation space, and tight project timelines; this steel box minimizes field modifications and rework. It carries NEC/CEC standards and UL Canada certification, giving you proven compliance across North American sites. The 4-inch footprint with 2-inch height and 23 cubic inches of capacity supports compact control and power distribution layouts while accommodating 1/2 and 3/4 inch knockouts. That combination translates to faster assembly, reduced maintenance, and predictable performance in industrial environments. Rugged steel construction also enhances longevity in harsh environments.
Product Information
Extended Description
TP620 Eaton: Eaton Crouse-Hinds series Octagon Concrete Box, 4", 2", Steel, 1/2" and 3/4" single row, 23.0 cubic inch capacity
Product Name
Eaton Crouse-Hinds series octagon concrete box
Catalog Number
TP620
UPC
786189106206
Product Length/Depth
4 in
Product Height
2 in
Product Width
4 in
Product Weight
0.58 lb
Area classification
Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations
Standards type
NEC/CEC
Material
Steel
Box size
4"
Depth
2"
Side knockouts
1/2 in and 3/4 in single row
Capacity
23 cubic in
Crouse-Hinds series 4-Inch Steel Octagon Concrete Boxes catalog page
4-Inch Steel Octagon Concrete Boxes Canadian certification
4-Inch Steel Octagon Concrete Boxes Canadian certification
Eaton Specification Sheet - TP620
Eaton Specification Sheet - TP620
The TP620 uses a durable steel octagon box with a 4-inch box size and 23 cubic inches of capacity, delivering reliable protection for electrical connections in concrete installations. This translates to fewer field failures and lower maintenance costs, providing a clear business case for projects with long-term uptime requirements. The design includes 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch knockouts in a single row, enabling flexible wiring without the need for aftermarket adapters, which speeds installation and reduces material waste on site. In practice, this means installers can route conductors efficiently around tight spaces while maintaining a clean, code-compliant enclosure. The Ordinary/Non-Hazardous location rating ensures safe use in standard industrial facilities without requiring explosion-proof or specialized housing, saving upfront equipment costs. NEC/CEC standards alignment supports code-compliant designs and smoother inspections, minimizing project delays and rework. UL Canada certification further validates cross-border applicability, simplifying procurement for multi-country builds. Compatibility with the Crouse-Hinds line and 4-inch steel outlet boxes helps standardize enclosures across facilities, reducing training time and inventory complexity. Overall, the TP620 delivers improved installation velocity, durable performance in concrete environments, and predictable lifecycle costs for control panels and distribution nodes.
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FAQs
Plan for a 4-in footprint with a 2-in depth and 23 cu in capacity. Use the 1/2 in and 3/4 in knockouts in a single row to route conduits efficiently, ensuring the box sits flush against concrete and remains accessible for maintenance.
TP620 is a 4-inch wide, 2-inch deep steel octagon concrete box with a 23 cubic inch capacity, featuring 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch single-row knockouts for flexible wiring.
Yes. The TP620 adheres to NEC/CEC standards, supporting compliant designs for North American facilities and helping streamline inspections and approvals.
The TP620 carries NEC/CEC compliance and UL Canada certification, providing confidence for multi-country installations and supplier qualification.
Its rugged steel construction, coupled with a standard 4-inch size and knockouts, reduces field modifications and maintenance frequency, delivering lower lifecycle costs and longer service life in concrete enclosures.