Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated FW60/100 Pin & Sleeve Receptacle 60/100 A video accessory
A gray aluminium surface-mount back box rated NEMA 4X accepts IEC pin-and-sleeve devices at 60 or 100 amps
- TypeWiring Devices
- ColorGray
- Reliable power delivery with 60/100 A current rating
- Durable aluminium construction resists harsh environments
- NEMA 4X rating protects against water and external icing
- Compact 8.5 in by 6.75 in footprint fits tight spaces
- 5 in dead-end hub simplifies conduit installation
Industrial 60/100 A Pin & Sleeve Receptacle
The Hubbell FW60/100 is a 4-way angle back box rated for 60 or 100 amperes. It accepts IEC pin and sleeve devices and carries a NEMA 4X enclosure rating for wet and corrosive environments. The grey aluminium housing is UL listed for raintight and external icing tests. Surface-mount hardware is included.
Thermals and Power in Normal Use
The aluminium body dissipates heat from high-current conductors without active cooling. No fan or moving parts are present, so the unit operates silently. Power draw is determined entirely by the connected load up to the 100 A rating. The dead-end hub design contains wiring within the rated enclosure.
Build Quality and Daily Installation
A single-gang metallic housing measures 8.5 in height by 6.75 in length with a 1.5 in hub diameter. The grey powder-coat finish resists corrosion in wash-down areas. Mounting screws ship in the box for immediate surface installation. The watertight series compatibility ensures reliable sealing with mating IEC connectors.
Highlights
- Reliable power delivery with 60/100 A current rating
- Durable aluminium construction resists harsh environments
- NEMA 4X rating protects against water and external icing
- Compact 8.5 in by 6.75 in footprint fits tight spaces
- 5 in dead-end hub simplifies conduit installation
Specifications
| Brand | HUBBELL WIRING DEVICE-KELLEMS |
|---|---|
| Type | Wiring Devices |
| Color | Gray |
Questions about this item
How is the Hubbell FW60/100 surface-mounted and what step is often missed?
Mount the 4-way angle back box on a flat surface using the included screws, ensuring the 1.5 in dead-end hub aligns with your conduit entry; the missed step is torquing the hub locknut to maintain the NEMA 4X seal.
What maintenance will the aluminum housing and IEC pin-and-sleeve contacts need over time?
Inspect the gray metallic housing annually for corrosion, clean contacts with approved electrical cleaner, and verify the UL raintight and external icing test rating remains intact after any conduit modifications.
At what sustained current does the 60/100 A rating become the limiting factor?
Continuous loads above 60 A on the 100 A frame will hit the thermal limit first; size conductors and overcurrent protection for the 60 A continuous rating to avoid nuisance tripping.
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