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Matchmaster – Universal 4 Way Conduit Box

April 1, 2025

The CB01 is a versatile 4 way conduit junction box designed in Australia to make life easy. The CB01 features slide out conduit portals, allowing you to quickly change between 20mm, 25mm and 32mm entries. With entries on 4 sides and blanking plates supplied, the CB01 can be used in many orientations, right or left junction, straight through service port or up to a 4 way crossroad junction with differing conduit sizes. Designed for both residential and commercial applications. Made from durable PVC plastics for long life and cable protection. Compact and shallow design for a neat and tidy install.

Registered Design Number: 202317986

Released: February 2025

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