Conduit Bodies IMC/Rigid Threaded C Type C1-C10

• Customization: Available
• Material: Aluminum
• Certification: ISO
• Model NO.: C
• Product Name: Conduit Bodies IMC/Rigid Threaded C Type C1-C10
• Color: Silver Grey
• Finish: Epoxy Powder
• Transport Package: Carton Box
• Specification: 1/2" 3/4" 1" 1-1/4" 1-1/2" 2" 2-1/2" 3" 4"
• Trademark: PST
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 7616991090
• Production Capacity: 500000piece/Month

Product Description

Conduit Bodies IMC/Rigid Threaded C Type C1-C10

Product Description

A conduit body is a separate section of conduit tubing that provides easy access into the interior of an electrical raceway. It allows more space for electrical conductors to bend. Conduit bodies also add extra protection from weather and corrosion to your conductors.

Conduit bodies are available in different sizes.

Cat.No	Conduit Size
C-050	1/2"
C-075	3/4"
C-100	1"
C-125	1-1/4"
C-150	1-1/2"
C-200	2"
C-250	2-1/2"
C-300	3"
C-350	3-1/2"
C-400	4"

A conduit body is a component of an industrial electrical wiring system. Conduit bodies group wires together to save space within an electrical unit. The wiring runs through conduits and conduit bodies to guard against corrosion. They also allow you to maneuver the direction and bundling of a group of wires. Conduit bodies come in a variety of sizes, materials and moisture resistance.

Electricians use conduit bodies to connect different sections of a conduit. A conduit body contains a removable cover for easy access to the wires. You can pull wires to change their polarity and make your electrical system safer.

Material of Conduit Body

A conduit body consists of aluminum cover and gasket. The aluminum cover to protect wires from water and rust. The material of conduit bodies is lightweight and resistant to corrosion. Conduit boxes are also moisture-resistant, so they can withstand rain and snow outside. Models with an epoxy powder finish have extra corrosion resistance.

Conduit bodies are one of the most versatile parts of electrical raceways. A conduit body is part of the raceway system that's connected to the conduit. Conduits connect to the conduit body through conduit fittings. Conduit outlet bodies in electrical raceway systems:

-Provide installed conductors with pull outlets.
-Make openings for taps and splices conductors.
-Combine sections of conduit wiring.
-Allow conduit runs to bend 90 degrees.
-Give easy access to wires for future maintenance and replacement needs.

 

Types of Conduit Body

You could use conduit bodies for EMT, IMC, threading, rigid or a combination of wiring. The various sizes and shapes will determine how many wires you could fit in the conduit body.

Thread Type:                                                                                      Set Screw Type:                                                                          Combination Type:

 

Conduit bodies provide access for wire pulling or straight lines. They also provide an opportunity for a bend where there isn't enough space on the wall. The different types are all based on the shape of the conduit bodies. Each type of conduit body has an access, inlet and outlet. The location of the inlet and outlet in relation to the conduit body determines the body's shape.

LR Conduit Body
With an LR-shaped body, the inlet aligns with the access, and the outlet is on the right. They attach when the conduit requires a change of direction. LR conduit bodies are appropriate for both indoor and outdoor use.

LL Conduit Body
With an LL-shaped body, the inlet aligns with the access and the outlet is on the left. You can use this type of conduit body for a 90-degree bend in the conduit run. The conduit body contains two conduit hubs, with removable gaskets for easy access to the wires.

LB Conduit Body
With an LB-shaped body, the inlet aligns with the access and the outlet is on the back. The inlets are flush with the access cover. Electricians use these conduit bodies where circuit pass from an exterior wall.

T-Shaped Conduit Body
With a T-shaped body, the inlet is in line with the access and outlets on the left and right side of the cover. The cover is removable for easy access to the conductors. You can use T-shaped conduit bodies both indoors and outdoors.

C-Shaped Conduit Body
With a C-shaped body, the inlet and the outlet are on the top and bottom of the access cover. These types of conduit bodies pull conductors in straight runs. With C-shaped bodies, conductors don't make a turn between the inlet and the outlet. C-shaped conduits are appropriate for indoor and outdoor use.

Benefit of Conduit Body

A conduit body is one of several ways you could fit conduits together. Through the conduit body, you can access the interior of the raceway to pull, inspect and maintain electrical wires. When you're able to control your wires better, your system can function efficiently.

They can also help move the direction of the electricity of your wires or bend them in a certain direction. You can also use conduit bodies to splice your wires. Wire splicing involves combining two wires so they can carry more current.

A conduit always stops at an electric box or some kind of box-like equipment. You can connect conduit bodies to the conduit with special fittings. The raceway is the box, conduit wires and connectors. You should connect conduit bodies depending on the type of conduit. Connect a plastic conduit with plastic boxes and a metal conduit with metal boxes.

Our fittings are easy to install and provide additional fire resistance for your electrical raceways. They are also self-extinguishing in case of a fire. Browse through our collection of conduit fittings to find the material that's best for your conduit system.

How to install

For the installation of conduit bodies, you will need another person to help you. One person will be the trainer, and the other will be a puller. The trainer feeds the wires through the access point of the conduit body, while the puller pulls wires from the other end. Group the wiring together: Instead of clumping the wires, group the wires together before tying them to the tool you use to put the wires in the conduit. Use fish tape to connect to the wires that need to go through the conduit body. Push the wiring through the conduit: Use lubricant so the wires don't scrape against the hub. Push the wire through slowly, so you don't obstruct the wires. Bending the wires: Create a pulling loop within the conduit body. You cannot exceed a total of 360 degrees of bend that is between two different pull points. Doing so could damage the insulation. Instead, make more of an effort to run your conduit in a straight line.

Packaging & Shipping

 

FAQ

Q1: Is it can be used for America Market?A: Yes,It is according to UL standard
Q2: Are you manufacture?A: Yes,we have factory and warehouse in Fuyang Hangzhou city.
Q3: How can I request product samples?A: The samples are free but courier charge will be collected. Please send us samples list and courier account number.
Q4: How can I request a product catalog?  A: The hard copies of catalogs are free but courier charge will be collected. 
     The PDF catalog we can send to you by email or WeTransfer.
Q5: What is your payment terms?A: 30% T/T deposit,balance against B/L faxed copy; 
    Irrevocable L/C 100% at sight and irrevocable.
Q6: How about the delivery time?A:  Accord to your order list and quantity,mostly delivery in 30days.