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Overview
- Accepts 2 Extron MAAP plates for AV and control interfaces
- Compatible with Steel City 664-SC and 664-CI recessed floor boxes
- Standard single-unit packaging for easy procurement
- Designed for secure mounting in floor applications
- Part of ABB Installation Products line for floor box accessories
Specifications
Application | For use with 664 SC and 664 CI floor boxes |
Knockouts | True |
Material | Steel |
Type | Recessed Service |
Package Dimensions (L x W x H) | 0.01 IN x 0.01 IN x 0.01 IN |
Package Dimensions (L x W x H) | 0.0254 cm x 0.0254 cm x 0.0254 cm |
Package Weight (Imperial) | 0.380 L |
Package Weight (Metric) | 0.172 kg |

AFM-6S2-GRY
Four Compartment Raised Access Floor Module, 172 Cubic Inches, Length 10 Inches, Width 7-15/16 Inches, Depth 2-1/2 Inches, Galvanized Steel with Gray Cover, Comes with Left and Rigth Power Panels and Wiring Tunnel
AFM-2-BRS
Two Compartment Raised Access Floor Module, 75 Cubic Inches, Floor Cut Out Length 7-1/8 Inches, Width 4-1/8 Inches, Cover Size Length 6-3/4 Inches, Width 3-7/8 Inches, Depth 4 Inches, Galvanized Steel with Brass Cover
AFM-4-ALM
Three Compartment Raised Access Floor Module, 150 Cubic Inches, Floor Cut Out Length 7-15/16 Inches, Width 7-15/16 Inches, Cover Size Length 7-5/8 Inches, Width 7-5/8 Inches, Depth 4 Inches, Galvanized Steel with Aluminum Cover
AFM-4-BRS
Three Compartment Raised Access Floor Module, 150 Cubic Inches, Floor Cut Out Length 7-15/16 Inches, Width 7-15/16 Inches, Cover Size Length 7-5/8 Inches, Width 7-5/8 Inches, Depth 4 Inches, Galvanized Steel with Brass Cover
AFM-2-ALM
Two Compartment Raised Access Floor Module, 75 Cubic Inches, Floor Cut Out Length 7-1/8 Inches, Width 4-1/8 Inches, Cover Size Length 6-3/4 Inches, Width 3-7/8 Inches, Depth 4 Inches, Galvanized Steel with Aluminum Cover
AFP-4-GFCI-45
Access Floor Module Cover, Length 5-7/8 Inches, Galvanized Steel, GFCI Cover Sloped 45 Degrees, Power PanelFrequently Asked Questions
What is the load rating for metallic covers?
The metallic covers for the 665 series floor boxes have a load rating of 1,500 lbs.
What is the load rating for non-metallic covers?
The non-metallic covers for the 665 series floor boxes have a load rating of 750 lbs.
What is the capacity of the 665-AV2 floor box?
The 665-AV2 floor box has four compartments with a total volume of 72 cubic inches.
What device plates are compatible with the 665-AV2?
The 665-AV2 requires four device plates, which are sold separately.
What is the size of the conduit knockouts?
The 665-AV2 floor box features four 2-inch conduit knockouts.
What is the height of the 665-AV2 floor box?
The height of the 665-AV2 floor box is 3-3/8 inches.
What types of connectors can be used with the 665-AV2?
The 665-AV2 accepts standard 665 series covers and device plates for power, voice, data, and audiovisual connections.
Can the 665-AV2 accommodate Extron MAAP plates?
Yes, the 665-AV2 can accommodate Extron MAAP plates when using the 665-4MAAP device plate.
What materials are the metallic covers made from?
The metallic covers are available in solid brass and aluminum.
What is the purpose of the wire tunnel included with the 665-AV2?
The wire tunnel allows multiple compartments to be fed from a single conduit.
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