Thomas Betts SSF-CC1-H1/4 Bottom Flange Conduit Clip

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS SSF-CC1-H1/4 is a bottom flange mounted conduit clip designed for securing 1-inch Rigid and 1-inch EMT conduit to structural steel flanges. Fabricated from spring steel with an anodized finish, this clip provides a firm, corrosion-resistant hold without the need for separate hardware. The spring-action design allows fast, tool-free mounting directly onto a flange, making it a common choice for electricians working overhead on beam or channel installations. Flange thickness compatibility ranges from 1/8 inch minimum to 1/4 inch maximum, keeping fitment precise across standard structural members.

This clip is suited for commercial and industrial electrical installations where conduit must be routed along the underside of steel beams, joists, or channel framing. It supports both Rigid metallic conduit and EMT in the 1-inch trade size. Typical applications include warehouse lighting circuits, mechanical room conduit runs, and any overhead installation where a clean, low-profile clip is preferred over a traditional conduit hanger or strap. Licensed electricians handle installation as part of standard conduit-support work under NEC guidelines for conduit support spacing.

Key Features

• Bottom flange mounting — clips directly to structural steel without additional hardware
• Spring steel construction provides firm, resilient grip on flange
• Anodized finish for corrosion resistance in typical indoor commercial environments
• Accepts 1-inch EMT and 1-inch Rigid conduit trade sizes
• Flange thickness range: 1/8 inch minimum to 1/4 inch maximum
• Cross-references to Raco part number BG-16-U-2-4-AS and Gedney part number 16-M-5-8

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1-inch EMT and 1-inch Rigid conduit on flanges between 1/8 inch and 1/4 inch thick. Also referenced as Raco BG-16-U-2-4-AS and Gedney 16-M-5-8.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed electricians in accordance with NEC conduit support requirements. De-energize any circuits in the work area before securing conduit runs overhead. The spring clip snaps onto the flange by hand; verify the flange thickness falls within the 1/8-inch to 1/4-inch rated range before seating the clip. Do not force the clip onto flanges outside the rated thickness range, as this can compromise grip and conduit support integrity.