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  1. What is a 1-gang outlet box? A 1-gang outlet box is an  electrical enclosure  designed to house a single electrical device, such as a standard wall outlet or light switch. It’s the most common box size for residential and light commercial wiring, and it fits within standard wall framing. 2. What materials are 1-gang boxes made from? 1-gang boxes come in a variety of materials, including non-metallic (thermoplastic or fiberglass-reinforced polyester) and metal (steel or aluminum). Allied Moulded specializes in  non-metallic outlet boxes  that offer superior corrosion resistance, impact strength, and ease of installation. 3. When should I use a non-metallic 1-gang box instead of a metal one? Use a non-metallic 1-gang outlet box when: You’re working in  residential  or  light commercial  settings The installation is in a  non-metallic wiring system  (like NM cable/Romex) You want to...

  In industrial environments where safety, durability, and reliability are non-negotiable, control boxes serve as a critical line of defense. These enclosures house sensitive electrical components, shielding them from harsh conditions, unauthorized access, and environmental hazards. While traditional metal enclosures have long been the standard, non-metallic control boxes are gaining traction across industrial sectors—and for good reason. Their unique combination of performance, protection, and practicality makes them an increasingly preferred solution for modern industrial facilities. What Is a Non-Metallic Control Box? A  non-metallic control box  is an  electrical enclosure  made from composite materials such as fiberglass-reinforced polyester (FRP) or polycarbonate. Unlike steel or aluminum boxes, these non-conductive enclosures provide superior protection against corrosion, UV rays, and harsh weather—without sacrificing structural integrity...