Thomas Betts AT-2 T Body 3/4 Inch Imc Rigid Aluminum Conduit

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS AT-2 is a T-style aluminum conduit body designed for use with 3/4 inch trade size IMC and rigid metal conduit systems. This oval-shaped body provides a junction point for pulling wire, making direction changes, and accessing conductors in conduit runs. With a volume capacity of 7.3 cubic inches and an overall length of 5-1/8 inches, it meets standard fill requirements for typical branch circuit and feeder wiring applications. Constructed from aluminum and finished in gray, it carries a UL listing and is RoHS compliant. Electricians working on commercial and industrial conduit systems install this type of body as part of a code-compliant raceway assembly.

The AT-2 T body is suited for use in both indoor and outdoor conduit installations where IMC or rigid aluminum conduit is specified. Its weather-resistant properties make it appropriate for exposed locations and damp or wet-rated conduit systems. The T configuration allows a straight run with one perpendicular access port, which is useful in branch routing scenarios or where wire pulling access is needed mid-run. This conduit body is commonly installed in commercial, industrial, and residential service-entrance or branch-circuit conduit runs.

Key Features

• T-body configuration with oval shape for wire pulling access and direction changes
• 3/4 inch trade size compatible with IMC and rigid metal conduit
• 7.3 cubic inch volume capacity meets NEC conductor fill requirements
• Aluminum construction with gray finish for durability and corrosion resistance
• Weather-resistant rating suitable for damp and exposed locations
• UL Listed (File E28688) and RoHS compliant

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fitting for 3/4 inch trade size IMC and rigid metal conduit systems where a T-body conduit body is required per raceway design.

Installation Notes

Installation of conduit bodies must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC). De-energize all circuits in the conduit run before opening or working within the conduit body. The cover and gasket should be secured properly after conductor installation to maintain the enclosure rating. Do not exceed the marked cubic inch fill capacity when calculating conductor count.