B-Line Eaton series Type 3/3R junction boxes, 16" height, 6" length, 12" width, 3 and 12, Screw cover, SCG enclosure, Surface mounted, Small single d

16 inches high, 12 inches wide, and 6 inches deep. That 6 inch depth is what decides whether your wire bending space and device stack fit, so check it against the deepest component you plan to mount inside. The box weighs 17.8 lb empty.

No. The 16126 SCG ships with no mounting provisions, so there are no factory feet, brackets or mounting holes in the back. It is a surface mount enclosure, which means you supply the mounting hardware and drill the back or add external mounting brackets yourself. Plan that into the job before it gets to the wall.

No panel is included, and none is implied. The 16126 SCG is a single door screw cover enclosure with no mounting provisions inside, so if you need to mount terminal blocks, relays or a subpanel, order an optional panel and its mounting hardware separately.

The 16126 SCG has no knockouts specified, so conduit entries are field-punched. The body is 14 gauge galvanized steel, which punches cleanly with a hydraulic or ratchet knockout punch but is too heavy for a hand-held hole saw in practice. Keep entries on the bottom or sides and use watertight hub fittings to hold the Type 3R rating.

A screw cover like the 16126 SCG suits a pull, splice or junction point you rarely open. The gasketed screws clamp the cover evenly for the Type 3/3R seal, but you handle a loose 16 x 12 cover every time you get inside. If it is a control enclosure someone opens weekly, a hinged door version is the better call. For a wireway or pull box behind equipment, the screw cover is the simpler and cheaper choice.

It is built to UL 50, the standard covering enclosures for electrical equipment. Country of origin is the United States. Those two facts cover most spec sheet and government procurement checks on a junction box of this type.

Order by the model, 16126 SCG. The digits track the size: 16 inch height, 12 inch width, 6 inch depth, with SCG designating the gasketed screw cover galvanized enclosure. If you need a different footprint on the same job, quote the height, width and depth in that order and the SCG suffix stays the same.

Galvanized steel on the 16126 SCG gives the corrosion protection for normal outdoor exposure in a Type 3R application, and it is left unfinished so it stays bare grey rather than painted. In washdown, coastal salt or chemical areas, a stainless or polycarbonate enclosure is the better material choice. Galvanized will also accept paint in the field if the building wants it to match.