FSR Smart-Way In-Feeds and Transitions

Every Smart-Way run has to start somewhere, and where it starts decides which in-feed to order. The low and high profile wall boxes are the common case, on-wall against an existing partition. The centre nested versions sit between two parallel runs. The flush in-wall box is the tidiest finish where the wall can be opened, and the rough-in box with its on-wall cover is the new-construction pair.

The rest of this group solves the harder starts. The SW-WF-RCWY kit feeds the raceway from wall track and ships with the Hubbell box, cover, elbow and track to do it. The in-feed wedge works in metal stud walls with one or two power circuits per channel plus low voltage. The SW-PKF-SFIT4 brings the feed up through a fire-rated concrete floor with an FSR poke-thru, and the SW-FCT-SLT takes cable off the raceway to a table through flexible conduit with the dividers kept in place.