Electrical Conduit Fittings

Metal, plastic, or fiber Electrical Conduit Fittings are used to protect electrical cables and wires.

They are utilized in almost every home and business building, particularly for wiring that is installed outside or that is either exposed.

You should choose the material, size, and fittings depending on the installation’s surroundings and the sort of wire it will house because they are essentially a safety feature.

Conduit fittings come in a wide range of forms, sizes, and materials, and they’re typically used to join conduit lines together as well as to connect the ends of conduit to boxes, enclosures, or electrical equipment.

To connect conduits to boxes or enclosures of various sizes and when the direction of the majority of metallic conduits needs to be altered, fittings are required.

Additionally, there are straps and clamps that are utilized to fasten and contribute to the support of conduits. If a conduit run is likely to be exposed to moisture, fumes, or dangerous circumstances, you might need to employ certain types of fittings.

Compatibility is a factor to be taken into account while purchasing conduit fittings. In addition to electrical metallic or nonmetallic tubing, options often include intermediate metal conduits, rigid metal conduits,

galvanized rigid conduits, flexible metal conduits, liquid tight flexible metal conduits, rigid nonmetal conduits, nonmetallic underground conduits with connectors, and flexible nonmetal conduits.

 Depending on the manufacturer or application, more conduit fitting choices can be available.