Tombstones?
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russellroberts
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Re: Tombstones?
Would it possibly be a pedestal/RV type setup?If not it beats me.
Russell
Would it possibly be a pedestal/RV type setup?If not it beats me.
Russell
ryan_618
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I am aware of two types of electrical tombstones. (1) is the type at the end of a flourescant fixture that accepts the pins of the tube.
(2) Is the old strange looking floor-boxes that are completly steel and surface mounted.
Hope this helps. Let me know, you've got me curious.
I am aware of two types of electrical tombstones. (1) is the type at the end of a flourescant fixture that accepts the pins of the tube.
(2) Is the old strange looking floor-boxes that are completly steel and surface mounted.
Hope this helps. Let me know, you've got me curious.
pierre
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Re: Tombstones?
Like Ryan, the tombstones that I am aware of are the floor receptacles that are above the surface of the floor in metal housing, most often seen in office spaces.
Today they house not only power, but low voltage usage also.
Pierre
Like Ryan, the tombstones that I am aware of are the floor receptacles that are above the surface of the floor in metal housing, most often seen in office spaces.
Today they house not only power, but low voltage usage also.
Pierre
ryan_618
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Pierre, I had no idea they still used those! Do you see them often up there in NY?
hbiss
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Use em all the time in office spaces. As Pierre says, with a partition we put voice and data in them too.
Probably what he's talking about is a Bell box & cover on the end of a piece of pipe sticking out of the ground. Why don't you ask him?
Use em all the time in office spaces. As Pierre says, with a partition we put voice and data in them too.
Probably what he's talking about is a Bell box & cover on the end of a piece of pipe sticking out of the ground. Why don't you ask him?
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pierre
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I tried to insert a picture here but am too tired to figure it out. The picture of the pedestal tombstone can be found at the Hubbell site, product HPWFR80A Pedestal, Double sides, 2-gang.
They are still used in areas of high traffic where physical protection is desired.
Pierre
I tried to insert a picture here but am too tired to figure it out. The picture of the pedestal tombstone can be found at the Hubbell site, product HPWFR80A Pedestal, Double sides, 2-gang.
They are still used in areas of high traffic where physical protection is desired.
Pierre
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I could not find the model number that Pierre referenced, but this should be close.
We do not use these to often, most times we feed furniture systems with LFMC from a flush floor box.
I could not find the model number that Pierre referenced, but this should be close.
We do not use these to often, most times we feed furniture systems with LFMC from a flush floor box.
Re: Tombstones?
Arlington also makes " Gard-N-Post" a line of outdoor enclosures for light fixture and gfci applications. www.aifittings.com
Arlington also makes " Gard-N-Post" a line of outdoor enclosures for light fixture and gfci applications. www.aifittings.com
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Gard-N-Post with Weatherproof Cover by Arlington Industries
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[ October 14, 2003, 04:14 PM: Message edited by: awwt ]
Gard-N-Post with Weatherproof Cover by Arlington Industries
../Wayne C.
[ October 14, 2003, 04:14 PM: Message edited by: awwt ]
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