looping-box system are shown in Fig. 8.8. Looping boxes are available with
two to four holes at the back, by which the conduit can be teed off to other
points as required.
The conduit may be fixed to the box by means of a socket at the back and
hexagon brass bush inside, or by means of a locknut and a brass tube end. A
collar extension piece or ring on the box enables it to be deepened as required
to be level with the plaster surface.
To fit the looping boxes shown in Fig. 8.8, special tools have been designed
and these are illustrated in Fig. 8.9. The hexagon bush may be tightened with
Fig.
8.9. Special
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