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The Appleton K75A-APTN is a conduit body cover designed for use with Form 85 UNILETS conduit outlet bodies. It features a natural finish and is constructed from stamped aluminum material. The component has a hub size of 3/4 inch trade size. It provides roomy interiors to allow for increased wiring space. Integral bushings in the hubs are smooth and rounded to protect conductor insulation. The threads are accurately tapped and tapered.
Verify that the specific suffix APTN corresponds to the standard K75A specifications regarding material and hub size. Confirm compatibility with existing Form 85 UNILETS conduit outlet bodies before procurement. Ensure the natural stamped aluminum finish meets environmental requirements for the installation site.
Select this component when access to conductors within a Form 85 UNILETS conduit outlet body is required. The 3/4-inch hub size must match the connected conduit trade size. The stamped aluminum construction offers durability suitable for standard electrical installations requiring corrosion resistance appropriate for the environment.
This part belongs to the Appleton line of conduit bodies and covers. It serves as a closure for Form 85 series conduit outlet bodies, facilitating wire pulling and junction box access. The design emphasizes ease of installation through accurate threading and protection of internal wiring components.
Standard K75A covers may serve as functional substitutes if the APTN suffix denotes only packaging or minor cosmetic variations. Verify thread pitch and hub dimensions against existing Form 85 bodies to ensure mechanical fit.
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