EMT Conduit Elbow, 1-1/4 in, Threaded, 90 deg, Galvanized Steel, Hot Dipped Galvanized, 3.25 in Bend Radius, Material Standard: ANSI C80.1, Standards: UL and cULus Listed, 10.25 in Offset

Features:

• Size: 1-1/4"
• Material: Galvanized steel
• Type: Thinwall EMT
• Application: Used in commercial, industrial, and residential electrical installations 

Applications:

1. Commercial Electrical Installations: Ideal for changing the direction of conduit runs in office buildings, retail spaces, and other commercial properties.
2. Industrial Settings: Used in factories and industrial facilities where durable and reliable conduit connections are necessary.
3. Residential Projects: Suitable for home electrical wiring projects, providing a neat and efficient way to navigate around corners.
4. Outdoor Installations: When properly sealed, it can be used in outdoor settings to ensure moisture resistance and maintain the integrity of the electrical system 

Installation:

1. Prepare the Conduit:

   • Measure and cut the EMT conduit to the required lengths using a pipe cutter or hacksaw.
   • Deburr the cut ends using a deburring tool or file to ensure smooth edges.

2. Insert the Conduit:

   • Slide one end of the conduit into one side of the elbow until it is fully seated.
   • Repeat this step for the other piece of conduit on the opposite side of the elbow.

3. Secure the Connection:

   • Tighten the set screws on the elbow using a screwdriver or wrench. Ensure the screws are tight enough to hold the conduit securely in place.

4. Check the Installation:

   • Verify that the conduit is firmly connected and the elbow is properly aligned.
   • Ensure there are no gaps or loose connections.

5. Tape the Connection (Optional):

   • For added protection, especially in outdoor or damp environments, you can wrap the connection with electrical tape to ensure it is concrete-tight 

These steps should help you achieve a secure and reliable installation. 

Tools Required:

1. Pipe Cutter or Hacksaw: To cut the EMT conduit to the desired length.
2. Deburring Tool or File: To smooth out any rough edges on the cut conduit.
3. Conduit Bender: To make precise bends in the conduit, ensuring it fits correctly within the building's structure 
4. Screwdriver or Wrench: To tighten the set screws on the elbow.
5. Tape Measure: To measure the lengths of conduit accurately.
6. Marker: To mark the cutting points on the conduit.
7. Pliers: Useful for twisting, pulling, and securing various components during the installation 

Having these tools on hand will help ensure a smooth and secure installation.