Killark
Killark SWB-4 Electrical Box 22 Cu-In 2 Hubs
Aluminium device box with two opposing hubs and 22 cubic-inch capacity, rated for hazardous locations and CSA/UL listed
- TypeElectrical Boxes & Covers
- Aluminium construction resists corrosion for long outdoor life
- Rated for hazardous locations to meet strict safety codes
- Two 1/2-inch hubs simplify conduit entry on opposite sides
- 22 Cu-In capacity fits standard 1-gang devices
- UL and CSA listed for verified compliance
22 cu-in aluminum device box
The Killark SWB-4 is a single-gang metallic enclosure designed for hazardous-location wiring. Its aluminum construction resists corrosion while meeting CSA and UL listing requirements for safety compliance.
Two opposing 1/2-inch hubs
Two hubs positioned on opposite sides allow straight-through conduit runs without extra fittings. Integral mounting lugs secure the box directly to structural surfaces, reducing hardware and installation time.
22 cubic inches of wiring space
The 22 cu-in capacity accommodates multiple conductors and splices for typical single-gang device installations. Builders needing additional device gangs or larger conductor counts will require a higher-capacity enclosure.
Highlights
- Aluminium construction resists corrosion for long outdoor life
- Rated for hazardous locations to meet strict safety codes
- Two 1/2-inch hubs simplify conduit entry on opposite sides
- 22 Cu-In capacity fits standard 1-gang devices
- UL and CSA listed for verified compliance
Specifications
| Brand | HUBBELL KILLARK |
|---|---|
| Type | Electrical Boxes & Covers |
Questions about this item
Will the aluminum lugs on this Killark SWB-4 box need replacement due to corrosion?
The aluminum construction with gray finish resists corrosion in typical environments; lugs are integral to the box and not a separate replaceable component.
What is the fill limit that restricts how many conductors I can install in this 22 Cu-In box?
The 22 cubic-inch capacity sets the maximum conductor fill per NEC rules; exceeding this volume violates the UL and CSA listings.
Does the aluminum body run hotter than steel when the circuit is loaded continuously?
Aluminum dissipates heat faster than steel, so the box runs cooler under sustained load; no active cooling is required for its rated hazardous-location use.
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