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Carlon / Thomas & Betts - Carlon S289LLN 3" x 3" PVC Intermediate Spacer

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Carlon / Thomas & Betts - Carlon S289LLN 3" x 3" PVC Intermediate Spacer

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Essential specifications

  • 12-Digit UPC - 034481004509

  • Catalog Number - S289LLN

  • ERP_productname - CARB S289LLN 3"X3" INTERMEDIATE SPACER

  • Family Brand Name - Carlon

  • Material - Non-Metal

Packaging

  • 1 ea

EAN

00034481004509

Part #

387445

Catalog #

S289LLN

Commercial reference

S289LLN

12-Digit UPC:

034481004509

Catalog Number:

S289LLN

ERP_productname:

CARB S289LLN 3"X3" INTERMEDIATE SPACER

Family Brand Name:

Carlon

Material:

Non-Metal

Size:

3 X 3 in

Type:

Snap-Loc Spacers & Accessories

SoneparProductId:

SKU_US_166732860

3 Inches x 3 Inches Snap-Loc Styrene intermediate Spacer Features: Locking keyways incorporated into intermediate spacers eliminate the need for costly top spacers in each size.; 1 in. and 2 in. Snap-Loc reducers enable fixturing of 1 in. or 2 in. conduit inside larger spacers.; Snap-Loc rebar holder provides stabilization on large banks of spacers.; Snap-Loc Spacers provide a side dovetail rail-and-groove design enabling side-by-side interchangeability of conduit spacer sizes while maintaining horizontal stability.; The locking keyways provide for the use of a beaded strap that secures the top section of the conduit. - Application: The innovative vertical and horizontal interlocking Snap-Loc design has tapered joining slots with maximum tolerances for easy jobsite assembly.; Non-metallic Snap-Loc Spacers are designed specifically for use with non-metallic duct, with maximum O.D. dimensions as specified in NEMA TC-2, TC-6 and 8, and ASTM F512.; Snap-Loc Duct Spacers provide stability, consistent separation and relieve direct stress for duct materials encased in concrete and direct-buy applications. - Notes: The use of duct spacers for direct burial may result in excessive point deflections unless proper design engineering is applied, such as the proper compaction of the appropriate backfill material.