Cooper Crouse-Hinds

Conduit bodies stamped Condulet and cast explosionproof boxes carrying the Crouse-Hinds name have been part of hazardous-area electrical work since the company started in Syracuse, USA, in 1897. Seven Star LLC sources and supplies Cooper Crouse-Hinds conduit fittings, sealing fittings, junction boxes, pushbutton stations and receptacles for plants in Oman, checking each catalog number against the manufacturer’s documentation. Current production is sold as Eaton’s Crouse-Hinds series, so either name may appear on the part you are replacing.

Cooper Crouse-Hinds product families listed here

The catalog numbers on this page follow the manufacturer’s own series names:

• Condulet conduit outlet bodies, such as the Form 8 C28 and the Form 5 LB25
• EYS conduit sealing fittings (EYS3, EYS5) and ECGJH flexible couplings
• GUB and GUE explosionproof junction boxes, and the box listed as GUP315
• EDS and EFS explosionproof control stations and N2S non-metallic, factory-sealed stations
• Arktite receptacles, for example the 30 A AR342

An MTL 9608 process junction box is listed alongside them.

Where Crouse-Hinds explosionproof equipment is used

Most of these parts belong to rigid conduit systems in classified areas: refinery units, gas compression and metering stations, tank farms, loading racks, paint and solvent handling, and offshore modules across the GCC. The listed series are built around the North American Class and Division system, but the rating differs by item: N2S stations are marked for Class I, Division 2, and the AR342 receptacle is a watertight type for ordinary locations. A Cooper Crouse-Hinds junction box or control station should therefore be selected against the area classification drawing, not by enclosure size alone.

Ordering Cooper Crouse-Hinds parts: what we need

Send the full catalog number from the nameplate or the casting, including every suffix. For conduit bodies and seals, add the hub size and thread, and state the material, iron alloy or copper-free aluminum. For control stations, list the operators, contact blocks and legend plates. For receptacles, give the amperage, the number of wires and poles, and the mating plug. A nameplate photo and the area classification let us confirm the match before quoting.