P475 Straight Liquidite Connector 1-1/2 In. Component type liquid tight connectors are fabricated from rugged, corrosion proof 6/6 nylon and are built to withstand extreme temperature fluctuations and other harsh weather conditions, while ensuring the most secure connection. Nonmetallic construction offers the maximum flexibility. Color Gray as a straight fixture, easy assembly avoids removal of compression nut. Suitable for both wet and dry conditions. UL listed.

Features:

• Material: Made from 6/6 nylon, which is rugged and corrosion-proof 
• Size: Suitable for 1-1/2" conduit 
• Design: Straight type, non-metallic construction offering maximum flexibility 
• Weather Resistance: Built to withstand extreme temperature fluctuations and harsh weather conditions 
• Ease of Assembly: Designed for easy assembly without the need to remove the compression nut 
• Applications: Suitable for both wet and dry conditions, ensuring secure connections in various environments 

Applications:

1. Electrical Conduits: These connectors are used with both metallic and non-metallic "Type B" liquidtight conduits to protect electrical wiring from moisture, dirt, and other contaminants 
2. HVAC Systems: They are widely used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to ensure that electrical connections remain secure and free from environmental hazards 
3. Automotive Industry: In vehicles, these connectors help protect electrical systems from exposure to oil, dirt, and vibrations 
4. Industrial Machinery: They are used in various types of industrial equipment to maintain the integrity of electrical connections in harsh environments 

The P475 model, specifically, is made from 6/6 nylon, which provides excellent flexibility and durability.

Installation:

1. Prepare the Conduit:

   • Measure and cut the conduit to the desired length using a hacksaw or conduit cutter.
   • Smooth the edges of the cut conduit with a reaming tool or round file.

2. Disassemble the Connector:

   • Unscrew the large top nut and separate the pieces of the connector.

3. Slide on the Components:

   • Slide the large cap and gasket over the conduit.

4. Attach the Connector:

   • Insert the small threaded piece into the end of the conduit.
   • Slide the cap and gasket back up to the threaded piece.

5. Secure the Connector:

   • Install the bottom piece of the connector into the pre-drilled hole in the box or panel.
   • Secure it with the lock ring.

6. Tighten the Assembly:

   • Screw the large ring onto the bottom piece and tighten it with pliers until the gasket is compressed and forms a watertight seal.

Tools Required:

1. Tape Measure: To measure the length of the conduit.
2. Hacksaw or Conduit Cutter: For cutting the conduit to the desired length.
3. Reaming Tool or Round File: To smooth out the edges of the cut conduit.
4. Adjustable Wrench or Pliers: For tightening the connector components.
5. Screwdriver or Power Drill: To secure the connector to the box or panel.
6. Clean Rags: To clean the conduit and connector parts.
7. Degreaser or Conduit Cleaner: To ensure the conduit and connectors are free of grease and dirt