FAQs

Yes, Open Splice Junction Box has undergone and passed rigorous laboratory testing by MET Laboratory to meet standards UL 514C (United States) and CSA C22.2 # 182 (Canada). Testing performed by MET Labs (certified and authorized to perform official UL tests).

Open Splice Junction Box offers multiple advantages over conventional junction boxes.

• No need to disconnect wiring.

• Takes just a few minutes to install, saving time spent in hot attics or damp crawl spaces.

• One piece patented design offers less parts and pieces to manage.

Yes, Open Splice Junction Box has undergone and passed rigorous MET Laboratory testing to meet standards UL 514C (United States) and CSA C22.2 # 182 (Canada).

Yes, this product is made in America from 100% recyclable materials.

Yes, the invention of Open Splice Junction Box was partially inspired by this common problem.

Most do-it-your-selfers can easily install Open Splice Junction Box in a few minutes by following the instructions.

Yes, it is much faster. No need to disconnect wiring. Open Splice Junction Box was specifically designed to repair open wiring splices quicker and easier than current traditional fixes.

Yes, CLICK HERE to see installation instructions in Spanish and English.

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Yes, the screws for the lid are included.

No, per code, the box lid must remain accessible.

To attach the Open Splice Junction Box, there are screw positions located within in the box compartment.

Yes, use Open Splice Junction Box in crawl spaces, attics, basements, and main living spaces.

No, it is not fireproof; however, it is fire resistant to safely and legally meet appropriate electrical code.

No, Open Splice Junction Box is designed and tested for indoor use only.

No, attachment screws are provided by the installer.

Yes, the product is new in 2023.

Yes.

The box is made out of special fire-retardant polymer designed specifically to meet electrical code.

Yes, there are four entry doors to facilitate multiple wires.

Yes, use Open Splice Junction Box in attics, crawl, spaces basements, and main living spaces.