Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems HBL6024 Weatherproof Device Boot, Black, 2.8 Inch Width, For 15A Devices
Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems HBL6024 Weatherproof Device Boot, Black, 2.8 Inch Width, For 15A Devices
- MPN: HBL6024
- UPC: 783585753447
- PPN: HBL-HBL6024
- UNSPSC: 39121402
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Description
Weatherproofing Boots, Weatherproof Device Boot, Black
Features
- Weather protective covering
- Durable thermoplastic elastomer material
- Ribbed design provides a secure grip
- Standard Product
Specifications
Specifications
- Country of Origin
- China
- Standards - RoHS Compliance Status
- CM
- Color
- Black
- Environmental Conditions
- Weatherproofing Accessory
- Type
- Weatherproof Boot
- Operating Temperature
- Maximum continuous 75°C and minimum -40°C without Impact
- Class Code
- A32
- Freight Class Code
- 06168002
- Image Actual Or Representative
- A
- Replaced Catalog Number
- 6024
- Material - Mounting Hardware
- Device Mounted
- Base Unit of Measure
- EA
- Carton - Gross Weight per Pack
- 6.350 lb.
- Carton - Pack Description
- Carton
- Carton - Total Units
- 20 EA
- Each - Pack Description
- Each
- Pallet - GTIN - Package
- 70783585753446
- Pallet Length
- 48.000 in
- Pallet Width
- 40.000 in
Width2.800 in
ApplicationWeatherproofing
Cord TypeAll Portable
Special FeaturesStandard Product
Weight0.25 lb.
StyleFor 15A 2 and 3-Wire Devices
Description - InvoiceW/PROOF DEVICE BOOT, BK, 15A SB, LONG
Harmonization Code3926909999
MSDS FlagNo
Sub Class CodeA32A320
MaterialElastomer / Elastomeric
BOX SIZE7.900x15.700x10.000 (in)
Carton - Number of Sub Packs20
Carton - SCC-14 Next Lower Level Sub Pack783585753447
Case Weight7.472 lb.
Lowest Level UOMEach
Pallet Height47.400 in
Pallet Weight327.600 lb.
Certifications
- EU RoHS Indicator
- No
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