Halex/scott Fetzer 91101 90 Degree Clamp Connector 1/2 Inch

Product Description

The HALEX/SCOTT FETZER 91101 is a 90-degree angle clamp connector designed to terminate Type AC armored cable or flexible metal conduit (FMC) to a knockout opening in a dry-location box or enclosure. Built from die cast zinc, this 1/2 inch connector uses a 2-screw clamp design to secure the cable or conduit at a right angle, making it a practical solution where a straight connector would conflict with adjacent wiring or enclosure geometry. It is UL and CSA listed for use in dry locations. Electricians and electrical contractors install this fitting during rough-in and finish wiring on both residential and light commercial projects.

The 91101 is suited for installations where armored cable or FMC must enter a junction box, panel enclosure, or device box at a 90-degree angle rather than straight in. This is common in tight spaces, surface-mounted enclosures, and retrofit work where conduit routing must change direction close to the termination point. The dry-location rating makes it appropriate for indoor use in standard framed walls, ceilings, and exposed conduit runs away from moisture. It is packaged in quantities of 20 per poly bag, making it convenient for stocking on service trucks or job-site supply bins.

Key Features

• 90-degree angle entry simplifies terminations in confined or tight enclosure locations
• 2-screw clamp design provides secure, code-compliant grip on AC cable or FMC
• Die cast zinc construction offers durability for standard electrical installation environments
• 1/2 inch trade size fits standard 1/2 inch knockouts in boxes and enclosures
• UL and CSA listed for use in dry locations
• Packaged 20 per poly bag for jobsite and truck stock convenience

Compatibility

Designed for use with Type AC armored cable and flexible metal conduit terminating to 1/2 inch knockouts in dry-location boxes and enclosures.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. De-energize all circuits in the affected enclosure before beginning work. Insert the cable or conduit into the connector body, then tighten the clamp screws evenly to secure the fitting without damaging the cable jacket. Confirm the connector is fully seated in the knockout and that the locknut is tightened securely before restoring power.