Thomas Betts C109 1/2 Pipe Conduit Clamp 14 Gauge

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS C109 1/2 is a 14-gauge galvanized pipe and conduit clamp rated for 400 pounds of load capacity. Designed for securing half-inch pipe or conduit to structural surfaces, this clamp provides a solid, corrosion-resistant hold in both exposed and semi-protected environments. The gold galvanized finish offers protection against rust and oxidation, making it suitable for installations where long-term durability is required. Electricians and plumbers use this clamp during rough-in work to fasten conduit or pipe runs to walls, ceilings, joists, and strut. Its compact single-piece construction simplifies installation and reduces hardware count on the job.

This clamp is appropriate for residential and light commercial applications where half-inch pipe or conduit must be anchored securely. It is compatible with all conduit types at the half-inch trade size, making it a versatile choice for EMT, rigid, and pipe runs in electrical and plumbing systems. Its 400-pound capacity rating makes it suitable for standard support spacing requirements in typical conduit and pipe installations.

Key Features

• 14-gauge steel construction for consistent strength and rigidity
• Gold galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance in exposed environments
• 400-pound load capacity meets standard support requirements
• Fits half-inch trade size pipe and all conduit types
• Single-piece clamp design for fast, straightforward installation

Compatibility

Compatible with all conduit types at the half-inch trade size, including EMT, rigid metal conduit, and half-inch pipe.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or plumbers during rough-in or conduit support work. Fasten the clamp to structural members using appropriate fasteners rated for the mounting surface. Follow NEC or IPC spacing requirements for conduit and pipe support intervals. Ensure the mounting surface is capable of supporting the applied load before securing the clamp.