Value Collection BD-TNB-5253- Conduit Connector 3/4 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-TNB-5253- is an angled, compression-style conduit connector designed for use with liquid-tight flexible conduit. Constructed from malleable iron steel, this fitting provides a secure mechanical connection at entry points into enclosures, junction boxes, and electrical panels. The non-insulated, angled body helps route conduit in tight or offset installation scenarios where a straight connector will not fit. Sold in a package of 10 units, this connector suits electricians and industrial maintenance technicians working on motor connections, equipment feeds, and other applications requiring liquid-tight conduit terminations.

This connector is suited for both commercial and industrial electrical installations where liquid-tight flexible metal conduit must terminate at a box or enclosure. The angled connector shape is commonly used when conduit must change direction close to the fitting, reducing stress on the conduit jacket. The 3/4 inch trade size accommodates standard 3/4 inch liquid-tight flexible conduit, making it a common choice for motor wiring, machinery hookups, and outdoor or wet-location equipment connections where moisture resistance at the conduit is required.

Key Features

• Compression connection type for secure, tool-assisted conduit termination
• Angled connector shape for offset or close-clearance conduit routing
• Malleable iron steel construction for durability in industrial environments
• Non-insulated fitting suitable for grounding through conduit continuity
• 3/4 inch trade size fits standard 3/4 inch liquid-tight flexible conduit
• Packaged in quantities of 10 for multi-connection jobs

Compatibility

Designed for use with 3/4 inch trade size liquid-tight flexible conduit in standard compression-style connector applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for liquid-tight flexible conduit terminations. De-energize all circuits before working at the enclosure entry point. Hand-tighten the compression nut onto the conduit, then snug with pliers or a wrench — do not overtighten malleable iron fittings. Verify conduit seating and fitting engagement before restoring power.