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Condulet®Conduit Bodies and
Outlet Boxes
Application and Selection
Application:
Hazardous area conduit bodies and outlet
boxes are installed in rigid conduit systems in
Class I and II hazardous locations to:
ɀ protect conductors
ɀ act as pull and splice boxes
ɀ connect lengths of conduit
ɀ change conduit direction
ɀ provide access to conductors for
maintenance and future system changes
ɀ act as mounting outlets for fixtures (with
appropriate covers)
ɀ act as sealing fittings (with appropriate
covers)
Considerations for
Selection:
ɀ Determine the area classification per
National Electrical Code Hazardous Area
Groups. Based on this classification, select
the product families that are acceptable for
use in the particular location.
ɀ Establish functional physical requirements
– these will help to determine box size, cover,
shape and mounting for the particular
installation.
ɀ Each product family has features suitable
for specific functions:
ɀ i.e., boxes used as mountings for
lighting fixtures are generally of a small
size, and provided with mounting lugs
when required to support lighting fixtures.
ɀ Boxes used for wire pulling should
generally be larger to provide room for
easy pulling.
ɀ Boxes used to splice and/or tap
conductors should be large enough to
permit ease of work and sufficient room
for the required size and number of
conductors.
ɀ Hub size and configuration – dependent
on the conduit system configuration and the
conduit size used.
ɀ Material and finish – determine from
environmental conditions (corrosive fumes,
weather, buried in concrete, etc.)
Options and Accessories:
ɀ Flat blank covers (surface and flanged
flush), fixture support and sealing covers and
extensions are available. See specific
product listing for details.
ɀ Lubricant (STL and HTL) are available to
make joints raintight, provide for easy cover
removal and to lubricate shafts over a wide
temperature range.
Corro-free
ɀ
information available on request.
TM
epoxy powder coat –
Quick Selector Chart
NEC Cover
Series Groups Function Diameter Size† Type
GUA C, D E, F, G Mtg. ltg. fixt., taps, pulling, splicing 2-5
EAJ A, B, C, D E, F, G Pulling, splicing, taps 3
EAB A, B, C, D E, F, G Pulling, splicing, taps 3
CPS C, D E, F, G Fixt. support, pulling, splicing 3
OE C, D E, F, G Pulling
ET C, D E, F, G Stub up
LBY C, D E, F, G Pulling
LBH B, C, D E, F, G Pulling
EKC C, D E, F, G Pulling 1-3 Ground joint
GUR C, D E, F, G Pulling, splicing
† See following table for standard hub configuration.
Class I & II Normal Opening Hub Cover
1
⁄2-2 Threaded
3
⁄16 & 5
1
⁄2
1
⁄2-2 Threaded
1
⁄2-1 Threaded
1
⁄2 & 3⁄4 Ground joint
1
⁄2-1 Ground joint
1
⁄2-1
1
⁄2-11⁄4 Threaded
1
⁄2-4 Ground joint
1
⁄2-1 Threaded
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