Conduit components

Conduit components to learn

CORD GRIP…. Cord grip is a device used to secure or stabilize electrical cords, preventing them from becoming loose and damaged.

C…. C is a conduit fitting that is usually used as a pull box

LR…. LR is a conduit fitting that allows for a change in direction with a low profile, typically used in more compact installation. It's called an LR because the threads come of the right side.

LL…LL is a conduit fitting that allows for a change in direction with a low profile, typically used for more compact installations. It's called an LL because it comes of the left side.

LB… it's a conduit fitting. it's called an LB because the threads out the back.

T… it's a conduit fitting. It called a T because it looks like a T.

X… it's a conduit fitting that has 4 threads going all 4 direction.

4 square…. Both are 4 square, the difference is the depth the one on the left is a deep 4 square and the right side would be considered a normal 4 square.

One hole… a one hole is used for strapping conduit to a surface.

Mini… used to secure conduit to surface.

Strut strap… used to secure conduit to unistrut.

RE…. Used to reduced the threads from a large size to a smaller.

Bushing… Go over the end of conduit threads to protect the wire from being damaged from the threads.

Union… is used usually for running Ridgid conduit.

Compression coupling… used for connecting one piece of conduit to another piece of conduit. Compression coupling is used in running EMT conduit.

Set screw coupling… used to connect one piece of conduit to another piece of conduit. This is used for EMT conduit.

Compression connector or connector… used to connect conduit to a box. Used with EMT conduit

Set screw connector… used to connect conduit to a box. Used with EMT conduit.

45 degree seal tight connector

Straight seal tight connector