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The THOMAS BETTS UA7AJ is a PVC conduit elbow designed for rigid conduit installations in non-hazardous locations. This angled fitting connects via a solvent-cement glued connection and is constructed from polyvinylchloride for corrosion resistance and electrical insulation. The UA7AJ carries a 2-inch trade size, making it a standard choice for medium-gauge conduit runs. Electricians use this elbow to change direction in rigid PVC conduit systems while maintaining a sealed, insulated pathway for conductors. The glued connection method ensures a secure, permanent joint with no threading required.
This elbow is suited for residential and commercial electrical installations where rigid PVC conduit is routed through walls, underground, or along exposed structural surfaces in non-hazardous environments. The 2-inch trade size accommodates typical branch-circuit and feeder conduit runs. The insulated, angled connector profile supports clean directional transitions without compromising conductor protection. It is installed by licensed electricians as part of a complete rigid PVC conduit system.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation fitting for 2-inch trade size rigid PVC conduit systems in non-hazardous locations.
Installation is performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements for rigid PVC conduit systems. De-energize all circuits in the work area before beginning conduit work. Apply the appropriate PVC solvent cement to both the fitting socket and conduit end before joining, and allow adequate cure time before pulling conductors. Do not use this fitting in classified hazardous locations.
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