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Crouse-Hinds series painted EMT fittings consists of set screw, compression, insulated and non-insulated EMT fittings. Although red is the most commonly used, other colors offered include white, blue, green, yellow, black, and orange.
Allied Tube & Conduit® EMT is effective in reducing electromagnetic field levels for encased power distribution circuits, shielding computers and other sensitive electronic
Steel City® Raintight EMT compression fittings feature a distinctive design and a vibrant gold gland nut, enabling inspectors to visually inspect conformance
APPLICATIONS. Indoor or outdoor use (Rigid only) Use as a wire pulling elbow to facilitate wire pulling through a sharp bend in a run of threaded Rigid or IMC conduit. Can be used with EMT indoors only.
Electrical metallic tubing (EMT) is similar to rigid steel conduit but is much lighter, weighing approximately 40 percent as much as rigid steel conduit of the same nominal size. EMT can be used, reference CEC Rule 12-1402, for both exposed or concealed work provided that, during installation or afterwards, it is not subjected to severe physical
Applications: Thin wall conduit fittings are used: To join EMT to a box or enclosure. To couple two ends of EMT conduit. Features: Compression type. Threadless. Male hub threads – NPSM. Steel locknuts. Heavy steel walls. Standard material: steel. Standard finish: zinc plated. Concrete tight straight connectors – insulated. UL File No. E-22132.
Crouse-Hinds series painted EMT fittings consists of set screw, compression, insulated and non-insulated EMT fittings. Although red is the most commonly used, other colors offered include white, blue, green, yellow, black, and orange.
