Thomas Betts E-231 3/8 Beam Clamp Conduit Hanger

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS E-231 3/8 is a beam clamp conduit hanger designed to secure conduit runs to structural steel beams without drilling or welding. Rated for a maximum load of 800 pounds, it provides a dependable fastening point for conduit in commercial and industrial electrical installations. The clamp attaches directly to a beam flange, allowing electricians to establish support points quickly during rough-in. With a 3/8 inch conduit size and a package quantity of one, this hanger fits standard trade use where individual placements are planned along a conduit run.

This beam clamp is suited for commercial and industrial electrical work where conduit must be supported from structural steel members such as I-beams or wide-flange sections. It is commonly used in warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and multi-story commercial buildings where overhead conduit runs are attached to exposed steel structure. Licensed electricians handling EMT, rigid metal conduit, or similar systems will find this clamp appropriate for standard support-spacing requirements as defined by NEC guidelines.

Key Features

• 800 lb maximum load rating for reliable conduit support on structural steel
• 3/8 inch conduit hanger size for standard trade conduit runs
• Attaches to beam flanges without drilling or welding
• Single-unit packaging allows precise quantity purchasing per installation point

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fitment beam clamp hanger for 3/8 inch conduit support applications on structural steel beams in commercial and industrial electrical installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC conduit support spacing requirements. De-energize any nearby circuits before working in the vicinity of existing conduit runs. Ensure the beam flange is clean and free of debris before seating the clamp, and verify the clamp is fully tightened and seated squarely on the flange before loading the conduit. Do not exceed the 800 lb rated load capacity.