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Conduit Connectors: These fittings are used to connect sections of conduit together or to connect conduit to electrical boxes, enclosures, or other devices. Common types of conduit connectors include straight connectors, 90-degree connectors, offset connectors, and watertight connectors.
Couplings: Couplings are used to join two sections of conduit together. They come in different configurations such as threaded couplings, compression couplings, and set-screw couplings. Threaded couplings require the conduit ends to be threaded, while compression and set-screw couplings can be used with both threaded and unthreaded conduits.
Conduit Bushings: Bushings are used to protect the wires or cables passing through the conduit from sharp edges at the entrance or exit points. They are typically made of plastic or metal and are available in different sizes to match the conduit diameter.
Conduit Elbows: Elbows are used to change the direction of conduit runs, allowing for bends or turns. They are available in various angles, such as 90 degrees, 45 degrees, and custom angles, to accommodate specific installation requirements.
Conduit Caps: Caps are used to close off the ends of conduits that are not being used or terminated. They provide protection against dust, moisture, and physical damage.
Conduit Locknuts: Locknuts are used to secure conduit connectors or fittings to junction boxes, enclosures, or other threaded fittings. They help maintain the integrity and stability of the conduit system.
Conduit Straps and Hangers: These fittings are used to support and secure conduits to walls, ceilings, or other surfaces. They help ensure proper alignment and prevent excessive movement of the conduit.
Conduit Adapters and Reducers: Adapters and reducers are used to connect conduits of different sizes together. They enable transitions between different conduit diameters, allowing for versatile installations.
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