Hubbell-raco 2652 Imc Rigid Conduit Coupling 1/2 Inch

Product Description

The HUBBELL-RACO 2652 is a threaded conduit coupling designed for use with rigid metal conduit (RMC) and intermediate metal conduit (IMC) systems. Constructed from die cast zinc, this non-insulated coupling features an angled connector shape and a threaded connection type for secure, code-compliant joining of conduit sections. Rated for dry and water-resistant locations, it suits commercial and residential electrical installations where a durable metal fitting is required. Licensed electricians and journeymen install this fitting as part of a complete conduit assembly where mechanical protection of conductors is mandated by code.

The 2652 coupling is intended for 1/2 inch trade size rigid and IMC conduit runs in dry or water-resistant environments. Typical applications include branch circuit conduit systems in commercial buildings, light industrial installations, and residential service work where threaded metal conduit fittings are specified. The angled connector profile accommodates installations where a straight inline coupling is not practical. This coupling is sold individually and is suited for both new construction and retrofit conduit work.

Key Features

• Threaded connection type for secure, wrench-tight assembly on RMC and IMC conduit
• Die cast zinc construction provides durability in demanding installation environments
• Angled connector shape accommodates directional changes without additional fittings
• Non-insulated design suited for standard conduit system applications
• Rated for dry and water-resistant location use
• 1/2 inch trade size fits the most common conduit diameter in residential and light commercial work

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1/2 inch trade size rigid metal conduit (RMC) and intermediate metal conduit (IMC) in dry or water-resistant locations.

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 conduit system before beginning any conduit work. Use appropriate pipe wrenches or conduit tools to achieve a wrench-tight threaded connection; do not over-tighten in a way that damages the zinc threads. Verify location rating requirements before installing in areas subject to moisture exposure.