Westinghouse Saf-T-Brace, 4 Teeth with Locking Screw with 1-1/2 Inch Deep Box 0101000 Fiche Technique

Each end screws 

into joist independently

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Pack Information

  • Individually Packaged
  • 24 Per Cut Case

For Retrofit or New Construction Applications 

No Attic Access Required

85E6

8-32 threads

for cover plates

and lightweight 

lighting fixtures

Specifications

•  Four teeth and single screw provide extra strong grip 

  for additional security
•  Fits 16" to 24" ceiling joists
•  Fits all ceiling fans
•  Installs without attic access in four easy steps
•  Ideal for retrofit applications
•  For fixture support of 150 lbs. or less on 16" centers
•  For fixture support of 50 lbs. or less on 24" centers
•  Acceptable for fan support of 70 lbs. or less
•  Heavy duty, 15.5 cubic inch dual mount* electrical box
•  Box depth - 1½"
•  6 - ½" Romex or conduit knockouts
•  Position box anywhere along brace
•  Includes plastic Romex connector

Specification Sheet

Saf-T-Brace

®

 

 

Item Number

01010

10-24 threads

for heavier fixtures 

and ceiling fans

Four teeth and single 

screw on each end

Step 1

Easy installation from 
below ceiling through any 4" 
diameter hole.

Step 2

Install end “A” by turning unit 
clockwise and applying pressure 
toward the ceiling joist.

Step 3

Slide unit toward other 
joist and again apply 
clockwise pressure.

Step 4

Attach electrical box and install 
fan or lighting fixture per 
manufacturer’s instructions.

Saf-T-Cap® to protect 

bolts and wires during painting 

and sheetrock installation

Mounting hardware 

Includes Mounting Hardware & Instructions

Call 1-800-999-2226 or visit www.westinghouselighting.com

Westinghouse Lighting Corporation,  Philadelphia, PA 19154-1029, U.S.A. Westinghouse Lighting Corporation, a Westinghouse Electric Corporation licensee
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Romex Connector