Conduit Body, Push-To-Install, Type-T, Series: E-TB, 1/2 in EMT, Die Cast Aluminum, 1.634 in Length, 2.165 in Width, 5.47 in Height

Features:

• Type: Push-to-install conduit body
• Material: Aluminum
• Hub Size: 1/2 inch
• Overall Length: 1.63 inches
• Connection Type: Push-in
• Usage: Suitable for dry locations only
• Reusability: Tested for up to 100 removal cycles
• Certifications: UL Standard 514A
• Material: Typically made of galvanized steel, which provides durability and corrosion resistance.
• Size: Available in various diameters, commonly ranging from 1/2 inch to 4 inches.
• Flexibility: EMT is relatively thin and lightweight, making it easier to bend and install compared to rigid conduit 
• Usage: Ideal for indoor applications, such as commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, and data centers 
• Protection: Provides a physical barrier against impacts, crushing, and magnetic fields

Summary:

This conduit body is designed to simplify installation by eliminating the need for screws or moving parts. It's ideal for quickly securing two ends of EMT (electric metallic tube) conduit together.

Installation:

1. Plan Your Layout:

   • Determine the path for the conduit from the power source to the electrical boxes.
   • Mark the locations where bends and connections will be needed.

2. Measure and Cut:

   • Measure the length of conduit required for each section.
   • Cut the conduit to size using a hacksaw or pipe cutter. Remove any burrs from the cut ends with a deburring tool or pliers. 

3. Bend the Conduit:

   • Use a conduit bender to make necessary bends. Common bends include 90-degree angles and offsets.
   • Ensure bends are smooth and accurate to fit properly into electrical boxes and along the planned path. 

4. Install Electrical Boxes:

   • Secure electrical boxes at marked locations using screws. Ensure they are level and firmly attached. 

5. Attach Conduit:

   • Connect the conduit to the electrical boxes using connectors and couplings.
   • Secure the conduit to walls or ceilings with straps, ensuring it is straight and properly aligned.

6. Pull Wiring:

   • Once the conduit is installed, pull the electrical wiring through the conduit from the power source to the electrical boxes.

7. Make Connections:

   • Connect the wiring to the appropriate terminals in the electrical boxes.
   • Ensure all connections are secure and properly insulated 

Safety Tips:

• Always turn off the power at the main breaker before starting any electrical work.
• Use a non-contact voltage tester to ensure circuits are de-energized.
• Follow local electrical codes and regulations for conduit installation