Thomas Betts AB-204 90 Degree Strut Fitting Gold Galvanized

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS AB-204 is a 90-degree strut fitting designed for use with metal framing channel and strut systems. Fabricated from steel with a gold galvanized finish, this fitting creates a right-angle connection point in strut assemblies, allowing installers to route and support conduit, cable tray, pipe, and mechanical components along perpendicular paths. It is a standard hardware component used in commercial and industrial electrical, mechanical, and plumbing support systems. Electricians, pipefitters, and mechanical contractors specify this type of fitting when building strut support structures that require a 90-degree change in direction or framing plane.

The AB-204 is suited for interior and light industrial applications where galvanized steel provides adequate corrosion resistance. It is used when joining metal framing channel or strut at a 90-degree angle, whether in electrical room support structures, equipment mounting frames, or overhead mechanical support grids. The gold galvanized finish is compatible with standard strut channel systems and is a recognized finish in typical building construction and industrial facility environments.

Key Features

• 90-degree strut fitting for right-angle connections in metal framing channel assemblies
• Steel construction with gold galvanized finish for corrosion resistance in standard interior environments
• Compatible with standard metal framing channel and strut systems
• Cross-references to Unistrut part number 01458 and B-Line part number B102
• Lightweight at 0.575 pounds for easy handling during installation

Compatibility

Designed for use with joining metal framing channel and strut. Cross-references with Unistrut part number 01458 and B-Line part number B102.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or mechanical contractors working on strut support systems. Shut down any energized equipment supported by the existing strut assembly before modifying the support structure. Standard hand tools including wrenches and strut hardware are used to secure fittings. Follow applicable NEC and local building code requirements for support spacing and load ratings when assembling strut frames.