Thomas Betts A-210 Strut Channel U Fitting Gold Galvanized

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS A-210 is a steel U fitting designed for use with metal framing strut channel systems. It functions as a joining accessory, connecting sections of strut channel where a U-profile connection point is required. Finished in gold galvanized coating, the A-210 provides corrosion resistance suitable for both interior and light-duty exposed installations. This fitting is installed by electricians, mechanical contractors, and other trades who use strut channel framing to support conduit, pipe, ductwork, and equipment in commercial and industrial settings. The steel construction and galvanized finish meet the demands of standard metal framing applications.

The A-210 U fitting is used wherever strut channel systems require a U-style joining connection. It is appropriate for residential, commercial, and light industrial installations where metal framing channel is used to build support structures for electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems. The fitting is cataloged under Unistrut Part Number P1047 and B-Line Part Number B107, making it a recognized cross-reference component across major strut channel system product lines.

Key Features

• U fitting profile designed for joining metal framing strut channel sections
• Steel construction for structural integrity in support framing applications
• Gold galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance for interior and light exposed use
• Cross-references to Unistrut P1047 and B-Line B107 for broad system compatibility
• Sold individually, no minimum order quantity above one unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with joining metal framing strut channel systems. Cross-references Unistrut Part Number P1047 and B-Line Part Number B107. Verify channel profile dimensions before installation to confirm fitment with the strut channel in use.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians or mechanical contractors working with strut channel support systems. De-energize any electrical systems in the work area before handling hardware near live conductors. Use appropriate hardware torque per the channel system manufacturer guidelines and applicable codes such as NEC for electrical support applications. Inspect the galvanized finish for damage before installation and avoid contact with dissimilar metals in corrosive environments to prevent accelerated coating wear.