Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated MC1C Conduit Connector 1/2 in 2.30 in
Straight liquid-tight conduit connector in copper-free aluminium for 1/2 in trade size with Class I Division 2 hazardous-location rating
- Copper-free aluminium resists corrosion
- Liquid-tight seal protects wiring in wet locations
- Hazardous-location rated for Class I Division 2 and Class II Division 1/2
- Straight 1/2 in MNPT box connection simplifies installation
- 30 in overall length fits tight enclosures
Conduit Connector 1/2 in
The Hubbell Incorporated MC1C is a straight liquid-tight conduit connector sized for 1/2 in trade conduit. It joins jacketed metal-clad cable to a 1/2 in MNPT box entry in industrial and hazardous-location electrical installations.
Copper-Free Aluminium Build
The body is made from copper-free aluminium with a silver finish, providing corrosion resistance without the risk of galvanic reaction in certain environments. No insulated throat or external grounding lug is fitted, and the design omits a strain-relief mesh.
Hazardous-Location Rating Limits
The fitting carries Class I Division 2 Groups A–D, Class II Division 1 and 2 Groups E–G, and Class III Division 1 and 2 ratings. It is not rated for Class I Division 1 areas, so installers needing that classification must select a different fitting.
Highlights
- Copper-free aluminium resists corrosion
- Liquid-tight seal protects wiring in wet locations
- Hazardous-location rated for Class I Division 2 and Class II Division 1/2
- Straight 1/2 in MNPT box connection simplifies installation
- 30 in overall length fits tight enclosures
Specifications
| Brand | HUBBELL KILLARK |
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Questions about this item
What trade size does the 1/2 in hub accept and what cable diameter does it seal?
The connector fits 1/2 in trade-size conduit and seals jacketed metal-clad cable through the 1/2 in MNPT box connection.
What clearance is needed for the 2.30 in straight body and the 1/2 in MNPT threads?
Allow 2.30 in overall length plus enough depth for the 1/2 in MNPT threads to engage the enclosure.
How do you secure the cable and avoid the common mistake of leaving the locknut loose?
Insert the cable, tighten the gland nut until the jacket is gripped, then fasten the 1/2 in MNPT locknut against the box.
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