Where to Buy Hubbell

Flexible and liquidtight conduit is a bendable raceway used to route and protect electrical conductors where movement, vibration, or moisture is present, such as motor and equipment connections. It is used in commercial construction for final connections to machinery and in wet or corrosive environments.

Electrical devices installed at outlets and control points, including receptacles, switches, dimmers, and occupancy sensors. Used throughout commercial buildings for power connection and lighting control at the point of use.

Electrical boxes and fittings house wiring connections, devices, and terminations while protecting conductors and supporting raceway systems. They are used throughout commercial electrical installations for outlets, switches, junctions, and enclosure of splices.

Metal and nonmetallic housings that protect electrical controls, terminations, and equipment from environmental and physical hazards, rated to NEMA and IP standards. Used in commercial and industrial installations to enclose panels, controls, and junctions.

Luminaires using light-emitting diode sources to provide illumination in interior and exterior applications. Used in commercial construction for general, task, and accent lighting, available in troffer, downlight, high-bay, and area fixture formats with a range of outputs and color temperatures.

Devices and systems including occupancy sensors, dimmers, photocells, time switches, and networked controllers that manage lighting operation and energy use. Installed in commercial buildings to meet energy-code requirements and control interior and exterior lighting.

Grounding and bonding products include ground rods, conductors, clamps, lugs, busbars, and exothermic connections that establish a low-impedance path to earth and interconnect metallic systems. They are installed per the National Electrical Code to protect against electrical faults, lightning, and static in commercial electrical systems.

Equipment racks, cabinets, and enclosures that house network, server, and low-voltage hardware. Installed in telecom rooms and data centers to organize, protect, and provide cable management and airflow for active equipment.

Patch panels and connectivity hardware terminate and organize structured cabling, providing rack-mounted ports for copper and fiber cross-connections in telecommunications rooms. They are used in commercial construction to manage network, voice, and data infrastructure.