Thomas Betts TS902 3/4 Inch Pipe Conduit Strap Steel

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS TS902 is a zinc-plated steel pipe and conduit strap designed to secure 3/4-inch pipe or conduit to walls, ceilings, and structural members. The two-hole mounting design distributes load across two fastener points, providing a more stable hold than single-hole alternatives. Constructed from steel with a zinc plating finish, this strap resists corrosion in typical indoor and light-duty exposed installations. It is a standard hardware component installed by electricians, plumbers, and mechanical contractors during rough-in and finish work on conduit runs and piping systems.

This strap is suited for securing 3/4-inch rigid or flexible conduit, EMT, or pipe in residential and commercial applications. It is commonly used in electrical rough-in work to support conduit runs along framing, concrete block, or structural steel, as well as in plumbing and HVAC piping installations where a simple, low-profile strap anchor is required. The two mounting holes allow direct fastening with screws or bolts appropriate to the substrate.

Key Features

• Fits 3/4-inch pipe or conduit for a secure, properly sized grip
• Two mounting holes for stable, dual-fastener attachment
• Steel construction provides strength and durability under load
• Zinc plating adds corrosion resistance for typical indoor and light-exposure environments
• Cross-referenced with Minerallac 245, Gedney TW2750, and Raco 2093

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitment strap for 3/4-inch pipe or conduit. Cross-references include Minerallac part number 245, Gedney part number TW2750, and Raco part number 2093.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed electricians or plumbers in accordance with the NEC or applicable local mechanical codes. Power down or de-energize any conduit system before adding or adjusting supports. Use fasteners rated for the mounting substrate, whether wood framing, masonry, or steel. Do not overtighten fasteners to the point of deforming the strap or crushing conduit.