Install Expansion Rings

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What happens here

To expand the junction box, locate the two screws that secure the current sections of the In-Field Expandable Plastic J-Box together. Using a screwdriver, carefully remove these two screws. This action will allow the existing box to separate. Once separated, you can insert the desired number of additional expansion 'rings' or modules between the original box components. After adding the necessary rings, align all the pieces and reinsert the two screws. Tighten them firmly with the screwdriver to secure all components together. This process effectively expands the box to the required capacity, potentially accommodating up to 24 gangs.

Goal: Increase the physical capacity of the electrical junction box.

Tools and materials

In-Field Expandable Plastic J-Box
Screwdriver — Removing and re-securing the screws on the junction box

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Avi, what are we looking at with this? >> We are looking at the very first In-Field Expandable Plastic J-Box. By removing two screws, I have the ability to add as many rings as possible to this box and expand it all the way out to 24 gang. You can do it in the wall without having to remove the original box. That means that if you have trouble in construction, adding gangs to your box doesn't mean opening up the drywall,

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