Cooper Crouse-hinds 810 Conduit Elbow 1/2 Inch Imc Rigid

Product Description

The COOPER CROUSE-HINDS 810 is a malleable iron conduit elbow designed for use with rigid and intermediate metal conduit (IMC) systems. It features a threaded connection and an angled connector shape, making it suitable for directional changes in conduit runs. The fitting is insulated and rated for outdoor and raintight applications, providing durable performance in demanding installation environments. Licensed electricians and electrical contractors install this type of fitting as part of conduit system assembly in compliance with NEC requirements. At a 1/2 inch trade size, it fits standard half-inch rigid and IMC conduit.

This elbow is used in commercial and residential electrical installations where rigid or IMC conduit must change direction. Its raintight and outdoor rating makes it appropriate for exterior exposed runs, wet locations, and service entrance applications. The threaded connection ensures a secure, code-compliant mechanical joint. It is commonly installed in industrial panels, outdoor service equipment, and conduit runs exposed to weather or moisture.

Key Features

• Malleable iron construction for durability in outdoor and industrial environments
• Threaded connection for secure, code-compliant conduit joints
• Insulated interior to protect wire and cable from abrasion at the elbow
• Rated for outdoor and raintight areas of application
• Angled connector shape for directional changes in conduit runs
• 1/2 inch trade size fits standard half-inch rigid and IMC conduit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fitting for 1/2 inch trade size rigid metal conduit (RMC) and intermediate metal conduit (IMC) systems with threaded connections.

Installation Notes

This fitting is installed by licensed electricians in accordance with NEC Article 344 for rigid metal conduit or Article 342 for intermediate metal conduit. De-energize all circuits and confirm power is off before beginning conduit work. Apply listed thread lubricant or thread sealant as appropriate, and hand-tighten before using a pipe wrench to achieve a secure joint. Do not overtighten malleable iron fittings, as the material can crack under excessive torque.