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ABB XD3-TB 1 IN EXP/DEFL COUPLING

Manufacturer: Thomas & Betts Co | Catalog # XD3-TB | Echo Electric Part # 153765
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Product Spec Sheet
1 Inch XD Cast Iron Expansion/Deflection Coupling with Electro Zinc Plating

Technical Information

Applications
For Rigid Conduits
Connection Type
Threaded
Material
Iron
Size
1 in
Standard
CSA,UL E23018
Trade Size
1 Inch
Type
XD Expansion/Deflection Couplings

Manufacturer Information

Brand
Thomas & Betts (T&B)

General Product Info

12-Digit UPC
786209894052
Finish
Zinc
GTiN
05415022259872
Product UPC
78620989405
Features
  • Copper ground mounting plates and internal grounding bonding jumper both entirely enclosed to safeguard against theft.
  • Can also be used with rigid PVC conduit with the use of standard adapters (not supplied).
  • NPT threaded hubs fit standard threaded rigid metal conduit.
  • Includes an Erickson® type conduit union for faster, easier installation to reduce labor costs.
  • Durable stainless steel inner sleeve provides a constant, smooth inner diameter in any position to ease wire pulling and protect wire insulation from damage.
  • Watertight, flexible neoprene outer jacket, zinc-plated and acrylic-painted hubs and stainless steel tamper proof straps ensure superior corrosion resistance, ideal for use in harsh environments.
  • Suitable for use indoors, outdoors, direct buried or embedded in concrete.
  • Accommodates axial expansion/contraction up to 3/4 in., parallel deflection up to 3/4 in. and angular misalignment up to 30 degree.
Application
  • Bridges, tunnels, inter-building walkways, docks and piers and wastewater and water treatment facilities.
  • UL Listed to UL 514B and CSA Certified to C22.2 No. 18.3 Suitable for wet locations - hub sizes 1 in. - 2 1/2 in.
  • Watertight-NEMA 4
  • Applications in which conduit runs are subject to movement due to external forces or temperature changes.
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