Wiremold 4000 Series Raceway Base, Gray

Hello, The 2017 NEC covers the topic of receptacle orientation in Article 406. Below are the specific clauses that address your question. 406.5(F) Receptacles in Work Surfaces Receptacles assemblies and GFCI receptacle listed for work surface or countertop applications shall be permitted to be installed in work surfaces. 406.5(G) Receptacle Orientation Receptacles shall not be installed in a face-up position in or on a countertop surface or work surface unless listed for countertop or work surface applications. 406.5(H) Receptacles in Seating Areas or Other Similar Surfaces In seating areas or similar surfaces, receptacles shall not be installed in a face up position unless the receptacle is any of the following: (1) Part of an assembly listed as a furniture power distribution unit, if cord and plug connected. (1) Part of an assembly listed either as household furnishings or as commercial furnishings. (1) Listed either as a receptacle assembly for countertop applications or as a GFCI receptacle assembly for countertop applications. (1) Installed in a listed floor box. I would not recommend mounting a receptacle in the face up orientation, unless the product has been subjected to the UL spill test in one of the following standards; UL 111 - The Standard for Multioutlet Assemblies UL 1363 - The Standard for Relocatable Power Taps UL 962A - The Standard for Furniture Power Distribution Units The spill tests in these standards ensures that the products are designed to prevent shock hazards, in the event that liquid is spilled on the product. Any product that has not been evaluated for conformance to the spill test requirements in the above standards should not be mounted with receptacles in a face-up orientation. While the use of a GFCI breaker or device would provide a extra degree of protection, products evaluated and listed to have receptacles in the face up orientation provide the safest solution. To discuss in further detail please call us direct at 1-844-957-3783. Thank you

Hi, The link below will bring you to the page for this series. On that page there is a cutsheet that can be downloaded which shows the options available for that raceway as far as receptacle covers that would not need standard faceplates over them. They begin on page 5. https://www.legrand.us/wire-and-cable-management/raceway-and-cord-covers/steel/wiremold-4000-series-raceway-base-gray/p/g4000b-10?text=g4000b-10 Thanks,

Hi, It is a baked enamel finish. It is not resistant to H2O2 vapor decontamination. Thanks,

Hi, Please call in to speak with our project services team about your application. 844-957-3783 and listen for the prompts for Wiremold and Project Services. Thanks,

Hello Paulo, Ivory or gray are standard colors. Black is considered a custom option. Ivory or gray can also be painted using oil based paint. Prior to painting, lightly sand the surface using 180-grit sandpaper. Thank you

Richard, White is not a standard color option for the 4000 series. It comes in Ivory or Gray. Thanks,

Please use the link below to download the cutsheet. The capacity charts are on page 11. https://legrand.webdamdb.com/directdownload.php?ti=55653934&tok=JWashlAV6lc22NlK1gUXtgRR Thanks,

Yes, the 4000 series raceway is cULus listed for use in Canada and the US. Thank you,