Thomas Betts AB-207 Strut Channel Flat Plate Fitting

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS AB-207 is a flat plate fitting designed for joining metal framing channel and strut systems. Fabricated from steel with a gold galvanized finish, this fitting provides a flush, flat connection point for assembling strut channel runs in electrical, mechanical, and plumbing support installations. The gold galvanized coating offers corrosion resistance suitable for both indoor and light industrial environments. Electricians, pipefitters, and mechanical contractors use flat plate fittings when building strut support frameworks for conduit, cable tray, piping, and equipment mounting applications.

The AB-207 is intended for use with standard metal framing channel and strut, commonly deployed in commercial and industrial construction where continuous support structures are required. It is suited for joining strut sections end-to-end or at flat intersections within a framing assembly. This fitting is cross-referenced to Unistrut part number P1925, making it a direct interchange option for contractors sourcing replacement or additional fittings for existing strut installations.

Key Features

• Flat plate design for joining metal framing channel and strut sections
• Steel construction for structural integrity in support system applications
• Gold galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance in indoor and light industrial environments
• Cross-references to Unistrut P1925 for direct interchange compatibility
• Sold individually, allowing single-piece procurement for repair or small-scale assembly

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard metal framing channel and strut systems. Cross-references to Unistrut part number P1925.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or mechanical contractors as part of a strut support framework assembly. De-energize any nearby electrical systems before working in the vicinity of energized conductors or equipment. Secure all strut hardware to the torque specifications called out by the strut system manufacturer or applicable project specifications. Installations in commercial and industrial facilities should comply with applicable NEC requirements for support and securing of raceways and equipment.