Explosion-Proof Electrical Components
Browse junction boxes, EYS and ENY sealing fittings, NEMA 7 and 4X push-button stations, and UNF or UNY unions for classified electrical systems. CEC Section 18 treats the equipment, wiring method, threaded joints, bonding and seals as one installation. Match each component's approval, classification, group, temperature and environmental rating to the authenticated drawing and the manufacturer's instructions.
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Explosion-Proof Pull, Splice & Equipment Enclosure
Junction Boxes & Enclosures

GUA Series Explosion-Proof Outlet Box - NEMA 7
Junction Boxes & Enclosures

Explosion-Proof Instrument Enclosure - NEMA 7
Junction Boxes & Enclosures

Explosion Proof Push Button Control Stations NEMA 7+4X
Push Button Stations

EYS Series Sealing Fittings - Class I, II & III
Fittings

UNY/UNF Universal Conduit Unions - Class I, II & III
Fittings

REA Reducers & PLG Conduit Plugs
Fittings

ST & STG Watertight Conduit Hubs
Fittings

KF-GJH Explosion-Proof Flexible Coupling
Fittings

KF-LK & KF-XG Flexible Coupling Adapters
Fittings
Compare available models
Compare classification, output and voltage across the models in this category. Full marking details, Canadian certification records and IES files are on each product page.
| Model | Classification | Power and output | Voltage | Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Explosion-Proof Pull, Splice & Equipment Enclosure | C1D1 · C1D2 · C2D1 | Varies by configuration | Varies by configuration | Review → |
| GUA Series Explosion-Proof Outlet Box - NEMA 7 | C1D1 · C1D2 · C2D1 | Varies by configuration | Varies by configuration | Review → |
| Explosion-Proof Instrument Enclosure - NEMA 7 | C1D1 · C1D2 · C2D1 | Varies by configuration | Varies by configuration | Review → |
| Explosion Proof Push Button Control Stations NEMA 7+4X | C1D1 · C1D2 · C2D1 | Varies by configuration | Varies by configuration | Review → |
| EYS Series Sealing Fittings - Class I, II & III | C1D1 · C1D2 · C2D1 | Varies by configuration | Varies by configuration | Review → |
| UNY/UNF Universal Conduit Unions - Class I, II & III | C1D1 · C1D2 · C2D1 | Varies by configuration | Varies by configuration | Review → |
| REA Reducers & PLG Conduit Plugs | C1D1 · C1D2 · C2D1 | Varies by configuration | Varies by configuration | Review → |
| ST & STG Watertight Conduit Hubs | C1D2 · C2D1 | Varies by configuration | Varies by configuration | Review → |
| KF-GJH Explosion-Proof Flexible Coupling | C1D1 · C1D2 · C2D1 | Varies by configuration | Varies by configuration | Review → |
| KF-LK & KF-XG Flexible Coupling Adapters | C1D1 · C1D2 · C2D1 | Varies by configuration | Varies by configuration | Review → |
Typical Applications
- Junction and pull boxes, instrument enclosures and bolted control enclosures
- Sealing fittings, unions, hubs, reducers and flexible couplings for conduit systems
- Push-button control stations for local motor and process control
- Retrofit and expansion of existing explosion-proof conduit systems
Specifications at a glance
- Boxes, fittings and stations marked for Class I Division 1/2 and Class II Division 1
- NEMA 7, 9 and 4X enclosure ratings shown per model
- Copper-free aluminum and stainless options; threaded NPT entries
- One documentation package per model: marking, approval record and installation instructions
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about explosion-proof electrical components and hazardous location requirements.
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