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EMT is short for Electrical Metallic Tubing. EMT tube, also commonly called thin-wall, is a steel raceway of circular cross section, which is unthreaded, and nominally 10′ long. EVT EMT conduit is UL listed with UL file number E476073. EMT electrical is manufactured according to UL 797, CSA C22.2 NO
IMC, short for Intermediate Metal Conduit, is a steel raceway of circular cross section, which is threaded, and nominally 10′ long. EVT IMC pipe is manufactured according to UL 1242 and ANSI C80.6, Electrical Intermediate Metal Conduit – Steel. Conduit IMC is designed as a thin-wall alternative t
RMC, short for Rigid Metal Conduit, has the thickest-wall of the steel raceways. RMC conduit is permitted in all atmospheric conditions and occupancies, as it is hot-dip galvanized for excellent corrosion resistance. The rigid conduit is smooth inside for fast wire pulling. Galvanized rigid condu
EVT service entrance cap is used with EMT, IMC or Rigid conduit to bring overhead electrical service into buildings. The clamp on service entrance cap is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. Service entrance head has various knockouts in cover allows use with variety of sizes and numbers of
EVT NM Cable Connector is used to bond non-metallic sheathed cable and flexible cord to a steel box or enclosure. Sizes 1" through 2" are also suitable for service entrance. The two-screw design and serrated conduit locknut securely fasten cables to a box. The cable clamp connector has UL approva
Straight Flex Squeeze Connector is used to bond flexible metal conduit or armored cable to an outlet box or enclosure. The flex connector squeeze type is UL listed with UL file number E472251. The flexible squeeze connector is fabricated from Standard for Conduit, Tubing, and Cable Fittings accordin
EVT slotted strut channel is a standardized formed structural system used in the construction and electrical industries for light structural support, often for supporting wiring, plumbing or mechanical components. Punched channel has rounded end rectangular slots punched out on 2-inch centers.
EVT strut clamp is a universal type of conduit clamps that designed to route all EMT, IMC and rigid conduit across 1-5/8" wide strut channel. To install, slide the conduit strut clamp into the strut channel and tighten the clamping screw to secure. Bolt head is combination slot and hex head for flex
EVT conduit hanger is used to secure and suspend rigid, IMC and EMT conduit to overhead supports. It has a smart design for quick installation with only one hand, eliminating the need to fasten the nut with the other hand. The conduit hanger clamp is UL listed with UL file number E472810. Conduit
EVT Liquid Tight Conduit is also known as seal tight conduit. The liquidtight conduit is designed to UL and CSA ID/OD Dimensions. Liquidtite conduit is used extensively in industrial environments where it would be impractical to install EMT or other non-flexible conduits. The liquid tight flex
A conduit body is a component of an electrical wiring system. It allows you to mange on the wiring direction and wiring bundling. LB style EMT conduit body is attached to EMT conduits when a change of direction to the wall is required. The removable cover makes it easily for general inspection,
EVT UL listed EMT fittings provide a secure connection to any EMT application. EMT coupling is one of the EMT fittings. EMT coupling zinc die cast is primarily used in coastal areas in dry locations to couple two ends of Electrical Metallic Tubing. You may also order EMT coupling in steel and a
EVT steel set screw connector is part of UL listed EMT fittings. The set screw EMT connector is manufactured according to UL 514B and C22.2 No. 18.3-12 Conduit, Tubing, and Cable Fittings. EMT screw connector steel is used in dry locations to bond Electrical Metallic Tubing to an electrical box.
EVT EMT fittings are available in compression type and set-screw type. EMT set-screw coupling is used to join two lengths of EMT electrical conduits. This steel setscrew coupling is designed to be used in dry locations. EVT EMT coupling has rugged metallic construction that ensures mechanical protec
EMT is short for Electrical Metallic Tubing. EMT tube, also commonly called thin-wall, is a steel raceway of circular cross section, which is unthreaded, and nominally 10′ long. EVT EMT conduit is UL listed with UL file number E476073. EMT electrical is manufactured according to UL 797, CSA C22.2 NO
IMC, short for Intermediate Metal Conduit, is a steel raceway of circular cross section, which is threaded, and nominally 10′ long. EVT IMC pipe is manufactured according to UL 1242 and ANSI C80.6, Electrical Intermediate Metal Conduit – Steel. Conduit IMC is designed as a thin-wall alternative t
RMC, short for Rigid Metal Conduit, has the thickest-wall of the steel raceways. RMC conduit is permitted in all atmospheric conditions and occupancies, as it is hot-dip galvanized for excellent corrosion resistance. The rigid conduit is smooth inside for fast wire pulling. Galvanized rigid condu
EVT 1 hole EMT strap is used to mount EMT conduit to any surface. The EMT strap is UL listed with UL file number E472810. The one hole strap is manufactured according to UL 2239 and C22.2 No. 18.4-04 – Hardware for the Support of Conduit, Tubing, and Cable. The EMT strap one hole is suitable for
EVT service entrance cap is used with EMT, IMC or Rigid conduit to bring overhead electrical service into buildings. The clamp on service entrance cap is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. Service entrance head has various knockouts in cover allows use with variety of sizes and numbers of
EVT NM Cable Connector is used to bond non-metallic sheathed cable and flexible cord to a steel box or enclosure. Sizes 1" through 2" are also suitable for service entrance. The two-screw design and serrated conduit locknut securely fasten cables to a box. The cable clamp connector has UL approva
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