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The Appleton S100-APTN is a NEMA 4X rated conduit body designed for use in wet and corrosive environments. Constructed from durable polycarbonate, this component provides a protective enclosure for electrical wiring connections. It features a threaded opening compatible with standard conduit sizes, ensuring secure attachment to piping systems. The design facilitates easy access for wire pulling and maintenance while maintaining environmental sealing against dust, water, and corrosion.
Verify the specific conduit size compatibility required for your installation before ordering. Confirm that the polycarbonate material meets the chemical resistance requirements of the operating environment. Ensure the NEMA 4X rating aligns with local code requirements for wet or corrosive locations. Check for any specific UL listing requirements relevant to your jurisdiction.
Select this model when environmental exposure necessitates corrosion-resistant materials. Polycarbonate offers a lightweight alternative to metal conduit bodies. Consider the NEMA 4X rating for applications involving direct water exposure or harsh chemicals. Verify thread type and size compatibility with existing conduit infrastructure.
Appleton conduit bodies are part of a broader range of electrical enclosures designed for various industrial and commercial applications. The S100 series specifically targets environments where moisture and corrosion are primary concerns. This model fits within the category of non-metallic conduit bodies used in NEC-compliant installations.
Ensure substitute parts maintain equivalent NEMA 4X ratings and material compatibility. Verify that replacement conduit bodies match the original thread specifications and physical dimensions. Confirm that any alternative components hold necessary certifications for the intended application.

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