Thomas Betts AT-6 T Body Conduit Body 2 Inch Trade

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS AT-6 is an aluminum T-style conduit body designed for use with 2-inch trade size IMC and rigid metal conduit systems. It features an oval form factor with an overall length of 10-3/16 inches and an internal volume capacity of 69-1/2 cubic inches, providing ample wire-pulling room in tight runs. Constructed from aluminum with a gray finish, it carries a weather-resistant rating suited to both indoor and outdoor conduit installations. Licensed electricians and electrical contractors install this body where conduit runs require a T-branch junction, pull point, or change of direction.

This conduit body is suited for commercial, industrial, and residential electrical distribution systems using 2-inch trade size IMC or rigid aluminum conduit. It is commonly installed at junction and pull points in exposed conduit runs, equipment feeders, and branch circuit raceways where access for wire pulling and splicing is required. The oval body shape maximizes internal wire capacity relative to the body footprint, making it a practical choice in congested conduit layouts.

Key Features

• T-style body configuration for branch junctions and wire pull points
• 2-inch trade size fits IMC and rigid metal conduit systems
• 69-1/2 cubic inch internal volume capacity for code-compliant wire fill
• Oval shape maximizes internal capacity within a compact form
• Weather-resistant aluminum construction for indoor and outdoor use
• UL Listed (File E28688) and RoHS compliant

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fitting for 2-inch trade size IMC and rigid aluminum conduit systems in standard electrical raceway installations.

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 before opening or working within the conduit body. Verify that conductor fill does not exceed the rated 69-1/2 cubic inch volume per NEC Article 314 requirements. Use compatible conduit fittings and ensure all covers and gaskets are properly secured before restoring power, particularly in weather-exposed locations.