Thomas Betts LBY15-TB Conduit Elbow 1/2 in Rigid Imc

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS LBY15-TB is a threaded iron conduit elbow rated for use in hazardous and water-resistant locations. Designed for 1/2 inch trade size rigid and intermediate metal conduit (IMC) systems, this angled connector provides a non-insulated, durable transition point in conduit runs where directional changes are required. The iron construction offers reliable mechanical strength in demanding environments. Licensed electricians and electrical contractors install this fitting as part of conduit infrastructure in industrial, commercial, and hazardous-classified installations where code-compliant wiring methods are required.

This elbow fitting is suited for rigid and IMC conduit systems in 1/2 inch trade size applications. Its hazardous location and water-resistant ratings make it appropriate for use in industrial facilities, process environments, petrochemical installations, and other classified areas where conduit fittings must meet elevated environmental and safety requirements. The threaded connection type ensures a secure, tight fit consistent with standard conduit assembly practices.

Key Features

• Rated for hazardous locations and water-resistant environments
• Threaded connection for secure, code-compliant conduit assembly
• Angled connector shape facilitates directional changes in conduit runs
• Iron construction provides mechanical durability in tough installations
• Non-insulated design for standard electrical conduit applications
• Compatible with both rigid and intermediate metal conduit (IMC)

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1/2 inch trade size rigid metal conduit and intermediate metal conduit (IMC) systems with threaded connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and any applicable local codes, particularly those governing hazardous location wiring methods. De-energize all circuits and verify lockout/tagout procedures are in place before beginning conduit work. Use appropriate conduit threading tools and pipe wrenches to ensure proper thread engagement without over-tightening. Verify the fitting's hazardous location rating is appropriate for the specific classification of the installation area before use.