Do you know of a low profile explosion proof receptacle

[shamsdebout]

Have you ever specified or installed a low profile explosion proof receptacle.

I thought such a thing was available per this: http://www.hubbellcatalog.com/wiring/catalogpages/Page-I11.pdf

But had a case of not reading the print saying "now discontinued"

Anyone know of a similar product.

We need an explosion proof receptacle, just not regular large and hunky ones.

Thanks for your assistance.

 

[LEO2854]

Have you ever specified or installed a low profile explosion proof receptacle.

I thought such a thing was available per this: http://www.hubbellcatalog.com/wiring/catalogpages/Page-I11.pdf

But had a case of not reading the print saying "now discontinued"

Anyone know of a similar product.

We need an explosion proof receptacle, just not regular large and hunky ones.

Thanks for your assistance.

Take a look here this may help you.

 

[shamsdebout]

I certainly appreciate the follow up.

After viewing the link, I think the single receptacle panel may work.

I am not familiar with the manufacturer. Are they a reputable manufacturer and by asking I have exposed that I have been living under a rock?

 

[rbalex]

Unless yours is a Division 1 application, it probably doesn't matter, but Stahl products aren't explosionproof; they are flameproof.

Stahl used to be marketed under Hubble-Killark or Killark/Stahl until Zone classification was fairly well established in the NEC and Stahl decided to go it alone in the US.

 

[shamsdebout]

The space is classified as class 1 division 2. There is a good amount of ethanol.

I appreciate the follow up.