Hubbell Fiberglass Rok Installation guide

Brand: Hubbell

Model: Fiberglass Rok

Type: Installation guide

Hubbell Fiberglass Rok

Hubbell Fiberglass Rok is a protective enclosure designed to shield equipment from harsh environmental conditions, such as extreme temperatures, moisture, and dust. Its rugged construction makes it suitable for outdoor applications and industrial settings. The enclosure features a hinged design for easy access to the enclosed equipment, and it can be secured with a padlock for added security. The interior of the enclosure can be equipped with heat tape to prevent freezing during cold weather, making it ideal for protecting sensitive equipment and components.

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Hubbell Fiberglass Rok

Capabilities:

Hot Box

3621 Industrial Park Drive

Lenoir City, TN 37771

Contact Information

Phone: (800) 346-3062

hotboxsales@hubbell.com

www.hot-box.com

*Note the receptacles and the concrete slab should be prepared and fully cured before the Rok is unpackaged.

Lift Off Installation:

1. Position the Rok over the equipment and the receptacles (if heat is required).

2. Place the pad lockable brackets into the anchor bracket slots on the Rok flange and mark the location.

3. Remove the Rok. Drill 5/32” diameter holes x 3” deep with the supplied bit. Attach both pad lockable brackets with

the supplied 3/16 x 2 3/4 long concrete screws.

4. Wrap the heat tape in a spiral or straight line (depending on length) about the pipe risers and backflow device.

Avoid overlapping the heat tape. Secure heat tape on 12” centers using only glass cloth tape or plastic cable ties.

Restrain the plug end of the cord to provide proper strain relief and plug into a G.F.I. protected receptacle.

5. Attach a padlock (not included) to each bracket to secure.

Warning! A ground fault circuit interrupting device shall be installed in the electrical supply circuit to the heater(s). Failure to do so may

result in injury or death. The interior of this enclosure is a damp location. Contractors other than Hot Box are responsible for the installation of

the G.F.I. protected service and receptacles. When multiple heaters are required it is recommended that each heat trace tape be on separate 15 amp

circuits so in the event a circuit fails, all other circuits will remain powered. All installations to be in accordance with the local and national codes.

Installaon Instrucons for Fiberglass Rok Enclosures

Rev 5/16

Hot Box

3621 Industrial Park Drive

Lenoir City, TN 37771

Contact Information

Phone: (800) 346-3062

hotboxsales@hubbell.com

www.hot-box.com

Installaon Instrucons for Fiberglass Rok Enclosures

Rev 5/16

*Note the receptacle and the concrete slab should be prepared and fully cured before the Rok is unpackaged.

Hinged Installation:

1. Position the Rok over the equipment and the receptacles (if heat is required).

2. Mark the hinge holes and drill 5/32” diameter holes x 3” deep with the supplied bit. Attach the hinge with the sup-

plied 3/16 x 2 3/4 long concrete screws.

3. Place the pad lockable bracket into the anchor bracket slots. Mark and drill 5/32” diameter holes x 3” deep with the

supplied bit. Attach with the supplied 3/16 x 2 3/4 long concrete screws.

4. Wrap the heat tape in a spiral or straight line (depending on length) about the pipe risers and backflow device.

Avoid overlapping the heat tape. Secure heat tape on 12” centers using only glass cloth tape or plastic cable ties.

Restrain the plug end of the cord to provide proper strain relief and plug into a G.F.I. protected receptacle.

5. Attach a padlock (not included) to the bracket to secure.

Warning! A ground fault circuit interrupting device shall be installed in the electrical supply circuit to the heater(s). Failure to do so may

result in injury or death. The interior of this enclosure is a damp location. Contractors other than Hot Box are responsible for the installation of

the G.F.I. protected service and receptacles. When multiple heaters are required it is recommended that each heat trace tape be on separate 15 amp

circuits so in the event a circuit fails, all other circuits will remain powered. All installations to be in accordance with the local and national codes.

Hot Box

3621 Industrial Park Drive

Lenoir City, TN 37771

Contact Information

Phone: (800) 346-3062

hotboxsales@hubbell.com

www.hot-box.com

Installaon Instrucons for Fiberglass Rok Enclosures

Rev 5/16

*Note the receptacle and the concrete slab should be prepared and fully cured before the Rok is unpackaged.

Hinged with support rod Installation:

1. Position the Rok over the equipment and the receptacles (if heat is required).

2. Mark the hinge holes and drill 5/32” diameter holes x 3” deep with the supplied bit. Attach the hinge with the sup-

plied 3/16 x 2 3/4 long concrete screws.

3. Place the pad lockable bracket into the anchor bracket slots. Mark and drill 5/32” diameter holes x 3” deep with the

supplied bit. Attach with the supplied 3/16 x 2 3/4 long concrete screws.

4. Position the support rod (as needed) making sure the rod and clamp will fold into the Rok when closed. Mark and

drill 5/32” diameter holes x 3” deep with the supplied bit. Attach with the supplied 3/16 x 2 3/4 long concrete screws.

5. Wrap the heat tape in a spiral or straight line (depending on length) about the pipe risers and backflow device.

Avoid overlapping the heat tape. Secure heat tape on 12” centers using only glass cloth tape or plastic cable ties.

Restrain the plug end of the cord to provide proper strain relief and plug into a G.F.I. protected receptacle.

6. Attach a padlock (not included) to the bracket to secure.

Warning! A ground fault circuit interrupting device shall be installed in the electrical supply circuit to the heater(s). Failure to do so may

result in injury or death. The interior of this enclosure is a damp location. Contractors other than Hot Box are responsible for the installation of

the G.F.I. protected service and receptacles. When multiple heaters are required it is recommended that each heat trace tape be on separate 15 amp

circuits so in the event a circuit fails, all other circuits will remain powered. All installations to be in accordance with the local and national codes.