Rigid connector for outdoor

[JdoubleU]

I need to come into a bottom of a stainless steal electrical disconnect with 3 1/2 inch rigid conduit. What is the name of the connector to use. I know its a silly question but I can remember.

 

[yankeeman411]

Myers hub

 

[FionaZuppa]

Myers hub

or "conduit hub"

 

[augie47]

If you are coming in the bottom unless you are protecting from sprayed water etc, I see no need for a myers type hub.

 

[ActionDave]

If you are coming in the bottom unless you are protecting from sprayed water etc, I see no need for a myers type hub.

I agree. The answer I was thinking of was Lockrings.

 

[Carultch]

If you are coming in the bottom unless you are protecting from sprayed water etc, I see no need for a myers type hub.

Can you comment on conduit entry on enclosure sides vs bottom, vs top?

I know that tops of enclosures need waterproof entries. What about side entries?

 

[augie47]

Can you comment on conduit entry on enclosure sides vs bottom, vs top?

I know that tops of enclosures need waterproof entries. What about side entries?

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[Smart $]

Another and less expensive option to using a raintight myers [type] hub is sealing locknut(s):

 

[JdoubleU]

Bottom and it will be subject to water splashes. Thank you


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[electricalist]

Another and less expensive option to using a raintight myers [type] hub is sealing locknut(s):
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On the side we are required to use these at minimum .