Halex/scott Fetzer 75401 Anti Short Bushing 10 Pack

Product Description

The HALEX/SCOTT FETZER 75401 is an anti short bushing designed for use with BX armored cable and flexible metal conduit. It inserts into the open end of the cable or conduit to protect conductors from contact with sharp metal edges at the termination point. This type of bushing is a required component in armored cable installations and is handled by licensed electricians during rough-in and finish electrical work. Each pack contains 10 bushings, making it a practical quantity for multi-outlet or panel rough-in jobs.

This bushing is used wherever armored cable or flexible metal conduit terminates at a box, enclosure, or panel. It fits between the cut end of the armor and the conductors running through it, preventing insulation damage from the metal spiral edges. Typical applications include residential and light commercial electrical rough-in, retrofit work, and any installation where NEC requirements mandate conductor protection at armored cable terminations.

Key Features

• Inserts into the open end of armored cable or flexible metal conduit to shield conductors from sharp edges
• Compatible with BX-Flex type armored cable applications
• Sold in a 10-pack quantity for efficient use on multi-circuit jobs
• Compact, lightweight form factor for easy handling during installation
• Part number AS1PL cross-reference for replacement sourcing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement anti short bushing for use with BX armored cable and flexible metal conduit terminations in residential and light commercial electrical installations.

Installation Notes

Anti short bushings are installed by licensed electricians as part of armored cable termination per NEC requirements. Always de-energize the circuit and verify with a meter before working at any junction box, panel, or enclosure. Insert the bushing fully into the cut end of the armor before pulling conductors through the connector. Use appropriate cable cutters and reaming tools to ensure clean armor cuts that seat the bushing correctly.