EMT Conduit Elbow, 2 in, Threaded, 90 deg, Galvanized Steel, Hot Dipped Galvanized, 4.1875 in Bend Radius, Material Standard: ANSI C80.1, Standards: UL and cULus Listed, 14.031 in Offset

Features:

• Material: Galvanized steel
• Size: 2 inches
• Type: 90° conduit elbow
• Usage: Joins EMT conduit at a 90-degree angle
• Compliance: UL Standard 514B, NEMA FB-1
• Concrete Tight: When taped
• Diameter: 2.938 inches
• Features: Low conductivity, high corrosion resistance, smooth defect-free interior and exterior

Applications:

1. Directional Changes: It is primarily used to change the direction of EMT conduit runs by 90 degrees, ensuring a smooth and secure transition  
2. Commercial and Residential Wiring: Commonly used in both commercial and residential electrical installations to maintain the integrity of the conduit system 
    
3. Concrete Tight Applications: When taped, it provides concrete-tight protection, making it suitable for installations where a secure and moisture-resistant connection is required 
    
4. Indoor Electrical Systems: Specifically designed for indoor use, ensuring a reliable connection between EMT conduit sections 

Installation:

1. Preparation:

   • Ensure the ends of the EMT conduit are clean and free from burrs.
   • Measure and cut the conduit to the desired length.

2. Assembly:

   • Insert one end of the EMT conduit into the elbow until it reaches the stop.
   • Repeat the process for the other end of the elbow with the second piece of conduit.

3. Tightening:

   • Use a wrench to tighten any compression nuts if applicable.
   • Ensure the connection is secure and concrete-tight if required (by taping the elbow).

4. Inspection:

   • Check the connection to ensure it is tight and there are no gaps.
   • Verify that the elbow is properly aligned with the conduit 
      

Tools Required:

1. Pipe Cutter or Hacksaw: To cut the EMT conduit to the desired length.
2. Deburring Tool: To remove any burrs from the cut ends of the conduit.
3. Wrench: To tighten any compression nuts if applicable.
4. Tape Measure: To measure the conduit lengths accurately.
5. Level: To ensure the conduit is installed straight and level