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Do flush mount 220v outlets require a special box?
All the surface mount 220v outlets have a unique box. I have never seen a
box sold for surface mounting a 220v 50A outlet for a range. I'm going to run a 220 line to install an electric slide-in range and I thought a flush mount would ensure that there is room behind the stove. Can I use a standard deep box for re-work? |
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Craig Toth wrote:
All the surface mount 220v outlets have a unique box. I have never seen a box sold for surface mounting a 220v 50A outlet for a range. I'm going to run a 220 line to install an electric slide-in range and I thought a flush mount would ensure that there is room behind the stove. Can I use a standard deep box for re-work? IMS you will find that the fifty ampere outlet will only fit in a double gang box. So you gang two deep old work boxes together to get the room that the outlet requires. You may need the use of a 1&3/8" hole saw or a 3/4" knock out die to make a KO large enough for the clamp for that size cable. -- Tom H |
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