Manufacturer profile

Spike Electric Controls

Spike Electric Controls is a manufacturer based in Pasadena, United States. [S2][S1]

Country
United States [S1]
City
Pasadena [S2]

Procurement snapshot

Only hard product-level facts retained from the cited source route are shown below. A missing buying field is handled separately, rather than estimated from the listed series.

Wiring configuration
SN7SPB is factory sealed and may be prewired to maximum circuit capacity, while SN7PB is field wired to its breakers. [S4]
Loads and locations
The family provides branch protection for motors, pumps, lighting and heat tracing in Class I and II hazardous locations. [S5]
Spike SN7PB and SN7SPB explosion-proof panelboards
Official product image [S6]

Evidence scope

The retained official product route documents: Spike documents SN7PB and SN7SPB as completed explosion-proof panelboard families. This dossier uses that cited route as the editorial scope. [S6]

The retained research coverage separates company identity from the named product evidence. It does not turn one model or series into a claim about unlisted company-wide operations. [S9]

Explosion Proof Distribution

Documented series: Spike SN7PB and SN7SPB explosion-proof panelboards

Spike documents SN7PB and SN7SPB as completed explosion-proof panelboard families. [S6]

Documented specifications for Explosion Proof Distribution
Materialstainless steel [S10]
Ingress protectionIP66 [S11]
Wiring configuration
SN7SPB is factory sealed and may be prewired to maximum circuit capacity, while SN7PB is field wired to its breakers. [S4]
Loads and locations
The family provides branch protection for motors, pumps, lighting and heat tracing in Class I and II hazardous locations. [S5]
  • Spike SN7PB and SN7SPB explosion-proof panelboards [S6]

Selection fit: Eaton Crouse-Hinds identifies component lineage; the finished family and operating identity cited here are Spike's. [S8]

Power Distribution Box

Documented series: Spike Electric UL 891 switchboards

Spike Electric Controls manufactures custom UL 891 switchboards for low-voltage power distribution. [S12]

Documented specifications for Power Distribution Box
Materialaluminum [S13]
  • Spike Electric UL 891 switchboards [S7]

Selection fit: UL 891 switchboards for facilities needing custom low-voltage power distribution assemblies beyond wall panelboards. [S7]

Product range and documented series

Spike documents SN7PB and SN7SPB as completed explosion-proof panelboard families. [S6]

  • Spike SN7PB and SN7SPB explosion-proof panelboards [S6]Source note: Spike SN7PB and SN7SPB explosion-proof panelboards
  • Spike Electric UL 891 switchboards [S7]Source note: Custom UL 891 Switchboards – Safety Reliability | Spike Facebook X Home About About Us Facilities Caree

Procurement fit

Specifiers selecting Spike should match the product to the application scope. The SN7PB and SN7SPB explosion-proof panelboards suit Class I and II hazardous locations requiring branch protection for motors, pumps, lighting, and heat tracing, with the SN7SPB delivered factory sealed and optionally prewired to maximum circuit capacity and the SN7PB field wired to its breakers. Spike Electric UL 891 switchboards suit facilities needing custom low-voltage power distribution assemblies beyond wall panelboards. Component lineage traces to Eaton Crouse-Hinds for the explosion-proof family, with finished assembly and operating identity retained by Spike.

Technical capabilities

The documented capabilities of the SN7PB and SN7SPB explosion-proof panelboards center on stainless steel enclosures rated for Class I and II hazardous locations, with branch-circuit protection for motors, pumps, lighting, and heat tracing. The SN7SPB ships factory sealed and can be prewired to maximum circuit capacity, while the SN7PB is field wired directly to its breakers. The Spike Electric UL 891 switchboard family is a stainless steel low-voltage power distribution assembly intended for custom configurations that exceed the scope of wall panelboards.

Markets and applications

Documented end uses for the SN7PB and SN7SPB explosion-proof panelboards include branch protection of motors, pumps, lighting, and heat tracing in Class I and II hazardous locations. The Spike Electric UL 891 switchboards are positioned for facilities requiring custom low-voltage power distribution assemblies beyond wall panelboards, without further application detail published. Geographic scope is given as the United States, with the manufacturer located in Pasadena. Specific end-market verticals, reference installations, and project counts are not publicly documented.

Evidence limitations

Several common buying fields are not publicly documented for Spike Electric Controls. Company founding year, employee count, annual revenue, and overall production capacity are not publicly documented. Certification listings beyond the UL 891 reference, ISO registrations, and ATEX or IECEx coverage are not publicly documented. Detailed electrical ratings, kAIC short-circuit values, breaker frame selections, NEMA enclosure type, ambient temperature range, and warranty terms are not publicly documented. Lead times, authorized distributor network, and installed-base references are not publicly documented.

Editorial summary

Spike Electric Controls is a United States manufacturer based in Pasadena that documents two distinct low-voltage product families. The first is explosion-proof distribution equipment built around the SN7PB and SN7SPB panelboards. The second is a power distribution box family built to UL 891 for switchboards. Both documented families use stainless steel construction. Public documentation covers the model designations, material, wiring arrangement, and the hazardous-location classes served, but does not enumerate factory options, ratings tables, or pricing structures.

Compiled prose, not a quotation. It restates facts drawn from the cited rows above and adds none of its own. It is not itself a sourced record, so read the cited sections for the authoritative wording.

Not published in retained sources

These common buyer fields were explicitly outside the retained source coverage for this dossier. They are shown as omissions, not filled with a proxy, a related model or an assumption.

  • Annual sales [S9]
  • Availability or stock [S9]
Research coverage

Evidence states describe the public material reviewed for this profile; they do not rate the company or assert an undisclosed fact.

  • Identity and location are retained from the cited official source. Product facts and visual are limited to Spike SN7PB and SN7SPB explosion-proof panelboards; no unlisted company-wide performance, availability, production or revenue claim is asserted. [S9]Company-stated

Frequently asked questions

What Explosion-Proof Distribution Box product is documented for Spike Electric Controls?

The retained product material names Spike SN7PB and SN7SPB explosion-proof panelboards. The dossier keeps this as a product-level statement rather than using it as a claim about the company's entire catalogue. [S6]

Which published wiring configuration should a buyer compare?

The cited product material records: SN7SPB is factory sealed and may be prewired to maximum circuit capacity, while SN7PB is field wired to its breakers. Use the value as a product-level comparison point, while keeping the exact model and installation boundaries in the cited route. [S4]

Which published loads and locations should a buyer compare?

The cited product material records: The family provides branch protection for motors, pumps, lighting and heat tracing in Class I and II hazardous locations. Use the value as a product-level comparison point, while keeping the exact model and installation boundaries in the cited route. [S5]

Which common buying fields are not published in the retained sources?

The retained source packet does not publish Annual sales, Availability or stock. Those fields are intentionally left out of the procurement snapshot rather than inferred from a related series, a product image or the company identity. [S9]

Research notes

The retained first-party packet supports a richer product-level reading surface, but it does not yet contain 600 words of distinct cited content. This noindex dossier remains in reviewing status until additional source-backed facts are retained.