Liquid tight fittings questions

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Can the ultratite nm conduit be connected to fsc boxes? The fittings I have are not threaded long enough. How do I connect this?
 

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The hub on that box won't take a threaded fitting anyway, you appear to have a 3/4 inch hub that was meant to cement a 3/4 PVC conduit into.

May or may not be listed for the purpose but some 1/2 inch female adapters will perfectly fit those 3/4 hubs and looks pretty slick when installing that way. Again may not be listed for such purpose but works great.

Reducing bushing that is threaded inside may not be easy to find - one that is listed for the application anyway.
 
Liquid tight fittings questions

kwired said:
The hub on that box won't take a threaded fitting anyway, you appear to have a 3/4 inch hub that was meant to cement a 3/4 PVC conduit into.

May or may not be listed for the purpose but some 1/2 inch female adapters will perfectly fit those 3/4 hubs and looks pretty slick when installing that way. Again may not be listed for such purpose but works great.

Reducing bushing that is threaded inside may not be easy to find - one that is listed for the application anyway.
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Pretty sure iwire sail all that needed to be said on this subject. Looking for a reducing bushing with inside threads is simply ridiculous.


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ADub said:
Pretty sure iwire sail all that needed to be said on this subject. Looking for a reducing bushing with inside threads is simply ridiculous.
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I agree

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kwired said:
..some 1/2 inch female adapters will perfectly fit those 3/4 hubs and looks pretty slick when installing that way. Again may not be listed for such purpose but works great
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Works best after price sticker is removed from the adapter.
 
ADub said:
Looking for a reducing bushing with inside threads is simply ridiculous.
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Probably is, but only because you are not likely to find one that is listed for use as an electrical raceway fitting, not that the idea is bad otherwise.

I won't say they don't make any because then someone will find/post a link to one, but I have never seen one for electrical - I have seen this in a regular "pipe fitting" though.
 
Safely Connect an Electrical Outlet

Safely Connect an Electrical Outlet

You just have to Safely Connect an Electrical Outlet, These boxes are used for straight line conduit runs and splices. To secure the box once you have placed your wiring, simply affix a single gang electrical device cover onto it.
 
johnmeto said:
You just have to Safely Connect an Electrical Outlet, These boxes are used for straight line conduit runs and splices. To secure the box once you have placed your wiring, simply affix a single gang electrical device cover onto it.
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How does affixing the cover secure the box:?

What do you use the mounting feet for?
 
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