LR Unilet covers?
#1
11-15-13, 06:56 AM
LR Unilet covers?
Theres an old Appleton LR Unilet that feeds into a subpanel in my garage. It doesnt have a cover on it though. The mounting holes for a cover are on the sides of the opening rather than the top (rounded) edge like the modern unilets I see online.
Where can I get a replacement cover for this?
Where can I get a replacement cover for this?
#2
11-15-13, 07:19 AM
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Theres an old Appleton LR Unilet that feeds into a subpanel in my garage. It doesnt have a cover on it
270 - 3/4" STL FORM 7 CONDUIT BODY COVER - Industrial Fittings - Blank, Screw, Wedge Nut; Trade Size 3/4 Inch; Steel; Crouse-Hinds[R] Brand; Screw Material Stainless Steel
........... or these
APPLETON ELECTRIC Conduit - Electrical - Grainger Industrial Supply
#3
11-15-13, 08:14 AM
I saw those, but thats the problem.
My appleton 3/4" LR unilet opening is squared off. It doesnt have the rounded edges where the mounting holes are like the ones in the links. The mounting holes on mine are on the sides of the opening.
Perhaps the style I have is no longer made?
Unfortunetly I dont have a camera.
My appleton 3/4" LR unilet opening is squared off. It doesnt have the rounded edges where the mounting holes are like the ones in the links. The mounting holes on mine are on the sides of the opening.
Perhaps the style I have is no longer made?
Unfortunetly I dont have a camera.
#4
11-15-13, 08:28 AM
Went out to the garage. ACtually it says
LB unilet not LR.
However, with google image search I still cant find one with the mounting holes in the configuration I am looking for.
LB unilet not LR.
However, with google image search I still cant find one with the mounting holes in the configuration I am looking for.
#6
11-15-13, 10:40 AM
I think I am going to have to use the modern cover and redrill the screwholes. Of course thats not UL listed though.......
I even looked on the ebay and couldnt find one.
I even looked on the ebay and couldnt find one.
#7
11-15-13, 01:57 PM
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#9
11-16-13, 07:20 AM
I zip-tied a nailplate to the opening. The nailplate is the same width of the opening, just slightly longer.
That will suffice until I make one with with screw holes or find the real deal.
That will suffice until I make one with with screw holes or find the real deal.
