RC7 Multi-Service Poke-Thru Assembly, Gray

RC7 Multi-Service Poke-Thru Assembly, Gray – Electrical Distributor Solution The RC7 Multi-Service Poke-Thru Assembly by Wiremold is designed to provide power, communication, and A/V services directly to workstations in open space, above-grade floor environments. This flush style poke-thru device is suitable for installation on tile, carpet, or wood covered floors, making it ideal for both new and retrofit construction. Typical applications include office buildings, airports, malls, shopping centers, libraries, and schools. The device features TopGuard™ protection, an industry-leading design that meets and exceeds UL scrub water exclusion requirements, preventing water, dirt, and debris from entering power and communication compartments. This product is a reliable choice for electrical distributors and lighting solution providers seeking durable wire and cable management in commercial and institutional spaces. Specifications Manufacturer: Wiremold Manufacturer Part #: RC7ATCGY Country of Origin: Mexico Color: Gray Dimensions: 7.0 in (Width) x 7.0 in (Height) x 16.0 in (Depth) Core Hole Size: 3.063 in Cubic Capacity: 24.5 in³ Cable Entry: Knockouts & Conduit Stubs Product Weight: 4.34 lbs UPC: 786564067368 Features Flush style poke-thru device designed for power, communication, and A/V services at the workstation. Built-in TopGuard™ protection exceeding UL scrub water exclusion requirements for tile and carpet floors. Suitable for installation on tile, carpet, or wood covered floors. Provides an excellent solution for new or retrofit construction projects. Prevents water, dirt, and debris from entering power and communication compartments. Compatible with above-grade floor environments in commercial and institutional settings. Downloads & Links Poke-Thru Flip Covers Brochure Spec Sheet Open Spaces Brochure RC7AFFTC Multi-Service Poke-Thru Devices - RC7AFF1TC, RC7AFF1TCLJB" Chicago Approved Poke-Thru Devices RC4 Series Poke-Thru Devices Wiremold Flush Style Poke-Thru Devices