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Crouse-Hinds Series Connectors and Couplings Thin wall conduit fittings (for EMT conduit) Set screw type fittings – steel SET SCREW TYPE FITTINGS Straight connectors – non-insulated UL File No. E-22132 Features: • Tri-head screws may be installed using a slotted, Phillips or Robertson head screwdriver EMT fittings • Male hub threads – NPSM • Steel locknuts • Heavy steel walls 450S 456 • Standard material: steel • Standard finish: zinc plated Unit Wt. lbs. • Concrete tight when taped Cat. # Size qty. per 100 1 450S /2” 50 9 3 451 /4” 25 15 Straight connectors – insulated 452 1” 20 23 A 1 UL File No. E-22132 453 1 /4” 10 46 1 454A 1 /2” 10 50 455A 2” 5 77 1 456AC 2 /2” 2 130 457AC 3” 1 140 1 458AC 3 /2 ” 1 180 459AC 4” 1 225 ATwo tightening screws. CUL and cUL Listed for EMT, IMC and rigid conduit. 1450 1456 Couplings Unit Wt. lbs. UL File No. E-22132 Cat. # Size qty. per 100 1 1450 /2” 50 9 3 1451 /4” 25 14 1452 1” 20 23 1 1453A 1 /4” 10 46 1 1454A 1 /2” 10 50 1455A 2” 5 78 1 1456AC 2 /2” 2 130 1457AC 3” 1 140 1 460 466 1458AC 3 /2 ” 1 180 1459AC 4” 1 225 A Unit Wt. lbs. Two tightening screws. Cat. # Size qty. per 100 CUL and cUL Listed for EMT, IMC and rigid conduit. 1 460 /2” 50 9 3 461 /4” 25 16 462 1” 20 23 1 463B 1 /4” 10 42 1 464B 1 /2” 10 50 465B 2” 5 77 1 466BC 2 /2” 2 130 467BC 3” 1 140 1 468BC 3 /2 ” 1 240 469BC 4” 1 250 BFour tightening screws. CUL and cUL Listed for EMT, IMC and rigid conduit. Available in 7 colors Part number example: Crouse-Hinds series painted EMT fittings consists of set screw, compression, insulated and non- 450SGreen insulated EMT fittings. Although red is the most commonly used, other colors offered include white, blue, green, yellow, black, and orange. These can also be used in architectural design, to better Non-insulated Set screw connector Color match look and feel to suit architectural specification and preference. 1 /2” 450S Red 3 /4” 451 White 1” 452 Blue 1 1/4” 453 Yellow 1 1/2” 454 Orange 2” 455 Green 1 2 /2” 456 Black 3” 457 To order, simply add the 1 Red White Blue Yellow Orange Green Black 3 /2 ” 458 name of the color needed 4” 459 after the catalog number. 2 www.crouse-hinds.com US: 1-866-764-5454 CAN: 1-800-265-0502 Copyright© 2019 Commercial Products Catalog Thin wall conduit fittings (for EMT conduit) Set screw type fittings – zinc die cast SET SCREW TYPE FITTINGS – ZINC DIE Couplings EMT fittings CAST UL File No. E-22132 Features: • Tri-head set screw may be installed using a slotted, Phillips or Robertson head screwdriver • Concrete tight when taped • Threadless Standard material: 1450DC 1455DC • Zinc Unit Wt. lbs. Cat. # Size qty. per 100 1 460DC /2” 50 5 Standard finish: 3 461DC /4” 25 7 • Natural 462DC 1” 20 13 1 463DCB 1 /4” 10 18 B 1 Straight connectors – insulated 464DC 1 /2” 10 28 465DCB 2” 5 36 1 UL File No. E-22132 466DCBC 2 /2” 12 64 467DCBC 3” 12 81 1 468DCBC 3 /2 ” 6 98 469DCBC 4” 6 116 BFour tightening screws. CUL and cUL Listed for EMT, IMC and rigid conduit. 1450DC 1455DC Offset connectors – non-insulated Unit Wt. lbs. UL File No. E-22132 Cat. # Size qty. per 100 1 1450DC /2” 50 5 3 1451DC /4” 25 8 1452DC 1” 25 11 1 1453DCA 1 /4” 10 20 1 1454DCA 1 /2” 10 25 1455DCA 2” 5 37 1 1456DCAC 2 /2” 12 59 1457DCAC 3” 12 78 Unit Wt. lbs. 1 Cat. # Size qty. per 100 1458DCAC 3 /2 ” 6 101 1 1459DCAC 4” 6 120 2400 /2” 10 11 3 A 2401 /4” 10 18 Two tightening screws. 2402 1” 10 25 CUL E-19189 and cUL Listed for EMT, IMC and rigid conduit. Straight connectors – non-insulated UL File No. E-22132 1450DC 1455DC Unit Wt. lbs. Cat. # Size qty. per 100 1 450DC /2” 50 5 3 451DC /4” 25 7 452DC 1” 25 11 1 453DCA 1 /4” 10 21 1 454DCA 1 /2” 10 25 455DCA 2” 5 36 1 456DCAB 2 /2” 12 58 457DCAB 3” 12 77 1 458DCAB 3 /2 ” 6 98 459DCAB 4” 6 117 ATwo tightening screws. BUL and cUL Listed for EMT, IMC and rigid conduit. www.crouse-hinds.com US: 1-866-764-5454 CAN: 1-800-265-0502 Copyright© 2019 Commercial Products Catalog 3 Thin wall conduit fittings (for EMT conduit) Compression type fittings – steel COMPRESSION TYPE FITTINGS – STEEL Straight connectors – non-insulated UL File No. E-22132 Applications: Thin wall conduit fittings are used: • To join EMT to a box or enclosure EMT fittings • To couple two ends of EMT conduit Features: Unit Wt. lbs. • Compression type Cat. # Size qty. per 100 1 • Threadless 650S /2” 50 9 3 651S /4” 25 16 • Male hub threads – NPSM 652 1” 25 25 1 • Steel locknuts 653 1 /4” 10 43 1 654 1 /2” 10 54 • Heavy steel walls 655 2” 5 76 1 • Standard material: steel 656 2 /2” 2 190 657 3” 1 300 • Standard finish: zinc plated 1 658 3 /2 ” 1 280 659 4” 1 360 Concrete tight straight connectors – insulated UL File No. E-22132 Couplings UL File No. E-22132 Unit Wt. lbs. Cat. # Size qty. per 100 Unit Wt. lbs. 1 Cat. # Size qty. per 100 1650 /2” 50 11 3 1 1651 /4” 25 16 660S /2” 50 12 3 1652 1” 25 25 661S /4” 25 18 1 1653 1 /4” 10 43 662 1” 25 27 1 1 1654 1 /2” 10 54 663 1 /4” 10 46 1 1655 2” 5 76 664 1 /2” 10 63 1 1656 2 /2” 2 190 665 2” 5 92 1 1657 3” 1 300 666 2 /2” 2 250 1 1658 3 /2 ” 1 330 667 3” 1 410 1 1659 4” 1 360 668 3 /2 ” 1 390 669 4” 1 485 Available in 7 colors Part number example: Crouse-Hinds series painted EMT fittings consists of set screw, compression, insulated and non- 650SGreen insulated EMT fittings. Although red is the most commonly used, other colors offered include white, blue, green, yellow, black, and orange. These can also be used in architectural design, to better Non-insulated Straight connector Color match look and feel to suit architectural specification and preference. 1 /2” 650S Red 3 /4” 651S White 1” 652 Blue 1 1/4” 653 Yellow 1 1/2” 654 Orange 2” 655 Green 1 2 /2” 656 Black 3” 657 To order, simply add the 1 Red White Blue Yellow Orange Green Black 3 /2 ” 658 name of the color needed 4” 659 after the catalog number. 4 www.crouse-hinds.com US: 1-866-764-5454 CAN: 1-800-265-0502 Copyright© 2019 Commercial Products Catalog Thin wall conduit fittings (for EMT conduit) Compression type fittings – zinc die cast COMPRESSION TYPE FITTINGS – ZINC DIE Straight connectors – non-insulated EMT fittings CAST UL File No. E-22132 Features: • The split compression ring assures solid attachment to the conduit and good ground continuity • The hex surfaces on the compression nut provide for easy wrenching to quickly and easily tighten the nut • Concrete tight Unit Wt. lbs. • Threadless Cat. # Size qty. per 100 1 650DC /2” 50 8 3 651DC /4” 25 11 Standard material: 652DC 1” 15 17 1 • Zinc 653DC 1 /4” 10 31 1 654DC 1 /2” 10 39 655DC 2” 5 56 1 Standard finish: 656DC 2 /2” 12 93 657DC 3” 12 120 1 • Natural 658DC 3 /2 ” 6 149 659DC 4” 6 172 Straight connectors – insulated UL File No. E-22132 Couplings UL File No. E-22132 Unit Wt. lbs. Cat. # Size qty. per 100 1 1650DC /2” 50 8 3 Unit Wt. lbs. 1651DC 4 / ” 25 11 Cat. # Size qty. per 100 1652DC 1” 15 17 1 1 660DC 2 1653DC 1 /4” 10 31 / ” 50 11 3 1 661DC 4 1654DC 1 /2” 10 39 / ” 25 16 1655DC 2” 5 56 662DC 1” 15 22 1 1 663DC 4 1656DC 2 /2” 12 93 1 / ” 10 40 1 1657DC 3” 12 120 664DC 1 /2” 10 48 1 665DC 1658DC 3 /2 ” 6 149 2” 5 64 1 1659DC 4” 6 172 666DC 2 /2” 12 124 667DC 3” 12 144 1 668DC 3 /2 ” 6 190 669DC 4” 6 228 www.crouse-hinds.com US: 1-866-764-5454 CAN: 1-800-265-0502 Copyright© 2019 Commercial Products Catalog 7.
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