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A compression connector for EMT conduit with an overall length of 2-13/32 inches including clamp
The Hubbell Raco 2918 is a new compression connector designed for EMT conduit installations. It features HAWA material construction and an overall length of 2 13/32 inches including the clamp. This wire cap connector provides a secure termination point for electrical conduit runs.
Electricians pulling EMT conduit will find this connector matches the specified fitting type. Buyers needing couplings, elbows or connectors for rigid or flexible conduit should look at other fitting types. The single connector format suits individual termination points rather than bulk assembly kits.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Raco |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
The Raco 2918 is a 2" EMT compression connector designed for use with 2-inch EMT conduit.
This connector is specified for EMT conduit only; rigid metal conduit requires a different fitting type.
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