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Connectors for Flexible Metal Conduit, AC & MC Cable
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These connectors join unthreaded flexible metal conduit (FMC), armored cable (AC), and metal clad cable (MC) to junction boxes and enclosures.
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90° Connectors - Clamp Style
These connectors have a 90° bend to accommodate changes in a run’s direction. They have a squeeze clamp that positions onto the end of unthreaded FMC, AC, or MC cable. The connector is secured by tightening down the screws on either side. The conduit or cable then installs into a knockout in a junction box or enclosure and is secured with an included locknut.
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90° Connectors - Saddle Style
These connectors have a 90° bend to accommodate changes in a run’s direction. They also have an angled, saddle design that prevents conductors from being pulled out. These connectors position onto the end of unthreaded FMC, AC, or MC cable and tighten down with a screw. The conduit or cable then installs into a knockout in a junction box or enclosure and is secured with an included locknut.
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