Carlon E943JRR 2 Inch Pvc Terminal Adapter Conduit Fitting

Product Description

The CARLON E943JRR is a 2-inch PVC terminal adapter designed to connect polyvinyl chloride conduit systems to boxes, threaded fittings, and metallic conduit systems. One end features male threads for direct engagement with standard threaded hubs or metallic enclosures, while the opposite end accepts a PVC conduit socket connection. This fitting is UL listed and is a standard component in commercial and residential electrical rough-in work. Electricians use it when transitioning between PVC conduit runs and threaded metal boxes, enclosures, or metallic conduit segments. It weighs approximately 0.13 pounds.

This adapter is suited for use in both indoor and outdoor electrical installations where PVC conduit meets threaded metallic entry points. Typical applications include service entrances, panel feeders, junction box connections, and conduit stub-ups into switchgear or meter enclosures. It is commonly installed by licensed electricians during new construction, service upgrades, and conduit retrofit projects. The fitting is sold individually.

Key Features

• Male-threaded end for direct connection to threaded hubs, metallic boxes, or enclosures
• Socket end accepts standard PVC conduit for solvent-weld connection
• UL listed for compliance with applicable electrical installation standards
• PVC construction resists corrosion, moisture, and chemical exposure
• 2-inch trade size suits larger conduit runs and feeder applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fitting for 2-inch PVC conduit systems transitioning to threaded metallic boxes, enclosures, or metallic conduit entry points in standard electrical installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC). De-energize all circuits and verify power is off before working near any enclosure or box where this fitting will be installed. The socket end is solvent-welded to the PVC conduit using appropriate PVC primer and cement. Thread the male end into the threaded hub by hand first, then tighten to snug with strap wrench or channel-lock pliers, taking care not to crack the fitting.