Halex/scott Fetzer 26125 Two Hole Conduit Strap 1.5 Inches 2 Pack

Product Description

The HALEX/SCOTT FETZER 26125 is a two-hole conduit strap designed to secure 1.5-inch rigid conduit to structural surfaces such as walls, ceilings, and framing. Constructed from steel, this snap-on style strap provides a firm, reliable hold without requiring additional fastening hardware during initial positioning. Each package contains two straps, making it a practical quantity for smaller conduit runs or finish work. Electricians use this fitting during conduit installation in commercial and residential applications where rigid conduit support is required at regular intervals per NEC guidelines. The steel construction delivers the durability needed in demanding service environments.

This strap is suited for rigid metal conduit support in residential and commercial electrical installations. It installs on flat surfaces where conduit must be anchored at consistent spacing to meet code requirements. The snap-on design speeds up installation by allowing the strap to seat onto the conduit before fastening to the mounting surface. Electricians working on exposed conduit runs in utility rooms, mechanical spaces, basements, and industrial settings will find this strap a standard-use component. Each package includes two straps, packaged in a UPC polybag for easy jobsite handling.

Key Features

• Fits 1.5-inch rigid conduit for a secure, properly sized hold
• Snap-on design allows quick positioning before final fastening
• Steel construction provides strength and durability in commercial and residential applications
• Two-hole mounting pattern distributes load and resists conduit movement
• Packaged as a 2-pack in a UPC polybag for convenient jobsite use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-use fitting for 1.5-inch rigid metal conduit support applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for conduit support spacing. Power down the circuit or system before working in the conduit run. Use appropriate fasteners for the mounting surface material — concrete, wood, or metal framing each require different anchoring hardware. Do not over-tighten fasteners in a way that deforms the strap or damages the conduit.