Liquidtight Straight Connector, Uninsulated, 2 in, Steel/Malleable Iron, Electro Plated Zinc, Silver, 3-1/2 in Length, 3-1/2 in Width, 2-3/4 in Height

Features:

• Material: Made from durable die-cast zinc for corrosion resistance 
• Size: 2 inches 
• Type: Uninsulated 
• Liquid-tight, rain-tight, and oil-tight 
• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications  
• Includes a sealing washer and heavy-duty locknut 
• Approval: UL listed for use in hazardous locations (Class I, Div 2; Class II, Div 1 & 2; Class III, Div I & 2)

Applications:

1. Electrical Installations: Ideal for connecting liquid-tight conduit to electrical enclosures, junction boxes, and control panels 
2. Outdoor Environments: Suitable for use in wet, damp, or corrosive environments due to its liquid-tight, rain-tight, and oil-tight properties 
3. Hazardous Locations: Approved for use in Class I, Div 2; Class II, Div 1 & 2; and Class III, Div I & 2 hazardous locations 
4. Industrial Settings: Commonly used in industrial facilities where protection against water, oil, and dust is crucial 
5. Commercial Buildings: Used in commercial buildings for secure and protected conduit connections 
6. Residential Projects: Can be used in residential settings for outdoor lighting and other electrical connections

Installation:

1. Preparation:

   • Ensure you have all necessary components: the connector, sealing washer, and heavy-duty locknut.
   • Verify the conduit type and size match the connector specifications.

2. Assembly:

   • Insert the conduit into the connector.
   • Tighten the gland-ring to ensure a secure fit and prevent pullouts.

3. Connection:

   • Attach the connector to the electrical box or enclosure.
   • Use the sealing washer to create a liquidtight seal.
   • Secure the connector with the locknut.

4. Final Checks:

   • Ensure all connections are tight and secure.
   • Verify the installation meets local electrical codes and standards.

This connector is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, including hazardous locations.

Tools Required:

1. Adjustable Wrench: To tighten the connector and locknut.
2. Screwdriver: Depending on the type of screws used in your electrical box or enclosure.
3. Utility Knife: To cut the conduit to the desired length.
4. Tape Measure: To measure the conduit and ensure accurate cuts.
5. Pliers: Useful for gripping and bending the conduit if needed.