RGS TO EMT

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Alwayslearningelec

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You guys favor a specific adapter when transitioning from RGS to EMT?
Not sure of size matter when choosing but it would be 2" roughly.
 
We use Bridgeport. I still see a lot of guys using a rigid coupling and an EMT connector even though they're technically not permitted.

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I prefer steel rigid threaded to EMT compression couplings. Like the Raco 1353.

3/4 in. EMT or Rigid/IMC Compression Threaded Coupling | 1353 | Raco

3/4 in. EMT or Rigid/IMC Compression Threaded Coupling
www.hubbell.com www.hubbell.com

But for 2" conduit, the options are more narrow.

Compression Transition Coupling, Threadless Rigid/IMC to EMT, Zinc Die Cast, 2 Inch

When exiting concrete slab or foundation, or transitioning overhead from Threadless Rigid to EMT, the CDC fittings provide a convenient, labor-saving, low profile and listed solution. These items are also listed as Concrete-Tight. Dry Locations Only.
www.bptfittings.com www.bptfittings.com
 
Jon456 said:
I prefer steel rigid threaded to EMT compression couplings. Like the Raco 1353.

3/4 in. EMT or Rigid/IMC Compression Threaded Coupling | 1353 | Raco

3/4 in. EMT or Rigid/IMC Compression Threaded Coupling
www.hubbell.com www.hubbell.com

But for 2" conduit, the options are more narrow.

Compression Transition Coupling, Threadless Rigid/IMC to EMT, Zinc Die Cast, 2 Inch

When exiting concrete slab or foundation, or transitioning overhead from Threadless Rigid to EMT, the CDC fittings provide a convenient, labor-saving, low profile and listed solution. These items are also listed as Concrete-Tight. Dry Locations Only.
www.bptfittings.com www.bptfittings.com
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I think if you need rain tight, the options are even yet still more narrow. ☹️
 
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