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A 2-inch threaded die-cast zinc conduit fitting connector for cable management
The L.H. DOTTIE LT200 is a 2 inch threaded conduit fitting connector made from die cast zinc. It is designed to join or terminate rigid or IMC conduit runs in electrical installations. The zinc construction provides mechanical strength and corrosion resistance for indoor or outdoor use. This component suits electricians and contractors completing conduit systems.
Use this fitting when an existing 2 inch connector is cracked, corroded or lost during a renovation. It upgrades from temporary junctions that do not meet code requirements for secure conduit termination. The jump is worth it when a project demands a listed, durable fitting that threads directly onto conduit without adapters. Orders of 75 or more qualify for free shipping from the manufacturer.
This connector fits electricians running 2 inch rigid metal or intermediate metal conduit who need a standard threaded hub. It is not for EMT thinwall conduit, which requires set-screw or compression couplings instead. Buyers needing non-threaded, PVC or flexible conduit connections should look at other fitting types. The die cast zinc body is not intended for hazardous-location classifications.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DOTTIE |
| Product type | Cable Management & Conduit |
The LT200 is a 2 in threaded fitting designed to join matching conduit or a threaded hub of the same trade size.
Thread the fitting onto the conduit by hand, then tighten with a strap wrench until the faces seat firmly without stripping the zinc threads.
Check for white corrosion, cracked threads or loose fit after any impact or prolonged exposure to moisture; replace if the threads no longer seal.
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