Liquidtight Conduit Connector, 1 in, 90 deg, Nylon, Gray

Features:

• Material: Made from durable, corrosion-proof nylon 
• Size: 1 inch trade size 
• Color: Gray 
• Design: 90-degree elbow for tight spaces 
• Applications: Suitable for use in both wet and dry locations 

Applications:

1. Electrical Wiring: Ideal for connecting flexible liquid-tight conduit to electrical enclosures, junction boxes, and motor connections, especially in tight spaces 
2. Industrial Environments: Suitable for areas where protection against water, oil, and dust is crucial, such as manufacturing plants and processing facilities 
3. Outdoor Installations: Perfect for outdoor lighting and other installations exposed to weather elements, ensuring a secure and watertight connection 
4. HVAC Systems: Used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to ensure secure and protected connections in confined spaces 
5. Marine Applications: Effective in marine environments where corrosion resistance is essential, providing a durable and reliable connection 
6. Automotive and Transportation: Useful in vehicles and transportation systems where flexible conduit routing is necessary 

Installation

1. Prepare the Conduit: Cut the flexible liquid-tight conduit to the desired length using a utility knife. Ensure the cut is clean and straight 
2. Insert the Conduit: Slide the conduit into the connector until it reaches the internal stop 
3. Tighten the Compression Nut: Hand-tighten the compression nut onto the connector. This ensures a secure and watertight seal 
4. Attach to the Enclosure: Insert the threaded end of the connector into the knockout hole of the electrical enclosure or junction box 
5. Secure with Locknut: From inside the enclosure, thread the locknut onto the connector and tighten it securely with a screwdriver 

Tools Required:

1. Utility Knife: To cut the flexible liquid-tight conduit to the desired length 
2. Pliers: Useful for tightening the compression nut securely 
3. Screwdriver: To tighten the locknut inside the electrical enclosure or junction box 
4. Measuring Tape: To measure the conduit length accurately 
5. Marker: To mark the cutting point on the conduit