Armacost Lighting 970002 Armacost Screw Cover Power Supply 14x3x2 (Medium) Electrical Enclosure, White
Key features
- •Compatible with the following Armacost power supplies:
- •8 Watt Standard Power Supply
- •20 Watt Standard Power Supply
- •30 Watt Standard Power Supply
- •48 Watt Standard Power Supply
- •60 Watt Standard Power Supply
Armacost Lighting 970002 Armacost Screw Cover Power Supply 14x3x2 (Medium) Electrical Enclosure, White
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Customer Reviews
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Well made sturdy housing
Shanester✓ Verified Purchase•November 23, 2023
I would 've given this five stars, but you have to drill through the bottom of this housing to mount your adapter. Overall it is durable and worth the money if you don't mind drilling holes into it.
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Carl E.✓ Verified Purchase•August 12, 2023
This was easy to use. It was used to house a ARMACOST power supply, a couple wire connectors, and part of a cord.
Removing the Knockouts was easy by pressing a flathead screwdriver against the removable bit. A power supply was mounted inside the box by using one of the 2 cylinder supports (they were probably meant for a larger power supply). There was enough space to strip some wire and use some wire connectors and there was still space to spare. The cover was mounted onto the unit with provided screws. In the end, the box was mounted vertically inside a cupboard. It felt securely mounted, the white painting made it look professional/complete (versus an unfinished Junction box). Just remember to ground the box.
Removing the Knockouts was easy by pressing a flathead screwdriver against the removable bit. A power supply was mounted inside the box by using one of the 2 cylinder supports (they were probably meant for a larger power supply). There was enough space to strip some wire and use some wire connectors and there was still space to spare. The cover was mounted onto the unit with provided screws. In the end, the box was mounted vertically inside a cupboard. It felt securely mounted, the white painting made it look professional/complete (versus an unfinished Junction box). Just remember to ground the box.
