Outdoor Weatherproof Bell Box, Die-Cast Aluminum, 1-Gang and 2-Gang Options, 1/2" Threaded Conduit Outlets, NEMA 3R, Gray Powder Coat

Name: Outdoor Weatherproof Bell Box, Die-Cast Aluminum, 1-Gang and 2-Gang Options, 1/2" Threaded Conduit Outlets, NEMA 3R, Gray Powder Coat
Price: 7.5 USD
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Die-cast aluminum weatherproof box for mounting receptacles, switches, GFCIs, or for use as an outdoor junction box. All conduit entries are 1/2" threaded outlets that accept standard threaded fittings and 1/2" conduit. Available in 1-gang (3, 4, or 5 hole) and 2-gang (3 or 7 hole) configurations. Each box includes closure plugs, a ground screw, detachable mounting lugs, and a gray powder coat finish. NEMA 3R rated for wet, damp, or dry locations.

Specifications:

Material: Die-cast aluminum, gray powder coat finish
Conduit Entry: 1/2" threaded outlets
Rating: NEMA 3R (wet, damp, or dry locations)
Certification: UL Listed (UL 514A)
Included: Closure plugs, ground screw, detachable mounting lugs

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About the Outdoor Weatherproof Bell Box

These die-cast aluminum boxes provide a weatherproof enclosure for branch circuit wiring in outdoor and exposed locations. The threaded 1/2" conduit entries accept standard threaded fittings and 1/2" rigid or IMC conduit directly, with no additional connectors needed. Unused holes are sealed with the included closure plugs. The powder coat finish resists corrosion and scratching, and the NEMA 3R rating covers rain, sleet, and ice exposure.

Choosing Between 1-Gang and 2-Gang

The 1-gang box fits a single device: one receptacle, one switch, or one GFCI. The 2-gang box fits two side-by-side devices or a single wide device like a decorator-style GFCI. Both accept standard weatherproof covers (sold separately). Choose the hole count based on the location and quantity of conduit runs entering the box. Unused holes stay plugged.

Conduit Entry Locations

The number of holes determines where conduit can enter. The 3-hole versions have one entry in each end and one in the back. The 4-hole version adds a second entry on one end. The 5-hole 1-gang and 7-hole 2-gang versions provide entries on all four sides plus the back, giving maximum flexibility for conduit routing from any direction.