Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated NHC1021CR 1/2 in 90 deg Red liquid tight connector
A 90-degree liquid-tight cord connector with red gland for 0.19 to 0.25 in cable, 1/2 in MNPT box fitting and nylon construction
- TypeLiquid Tight
- ColorRed
- Red gland for quick visual identification
- 90-degree elbow routes cable in tight spaces
- Accepts cords from .19 to .25 in diameter
- Nylon body resists corrosion and impact
- CSA and UL listed for code-compliant installations
1/2 in 90° Red Liquid Tight Connector
This Hubbell NHC1021CR connector provides a liquid-tight seal for 1/2 inch MNPT box connections. Its 90-degree nylon body redirects cables in tight enclosures. The red gland colour code identifies the .19 in to .25 in cord diameter range. It suits industrial and commercial wiring installations.
Red Gland Colour Code
The red gland visually confirms the accepted cord diameter of .19 in to .25 in without measuring tools. No external strain relief is fitted, so the connector relies on the internal gland compression. Insulated nylon construction protects conductors inside the 1 7/16 in body length. CSA LR27378 and UL E54218 listings cover the design.
Cord Diameter Range .19 in to .25 in
This connector comfortably handles single cables within the stated .19 in to .25 in range. It runs out when cords fall outside that window or when multiple conductors must pass through the single opening. Builders needing larger diameters or external strain relief must select a different model.
Highlights
- Red gland for quick visual identification
- 90-degree elbow routes cable in tight spaces
- Accepts cords from .19 to .25 in diameter
- Nylon body resists corrosion and impact
- CSA and UL listed for code-compliant installations
Specifications
| Brand | Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems |
|---|---|
| Model | NHC1021CR |
| Type | Liquid Tight |
| Color | Red |
Questions about this item
Will the red nylon gland need replacement after repeated flexing?
The red nylon gland seals cords from .19 to .25 in and has no external strain relief, so flex fatigue depends on installation rather than a replaceable part.
What stops the connector from pulling out when cables are under constant tension?
The 1/2 in MNPT threads and internal grip hold the cord, but the spec lists no external strain relief, so the thread engagement is the sole mechanical limit.
Does the gray nylon body get hot when the connector carries load all day?
The fitting is a passive nylon cord connector with no current-carrying parts, so it does not generate heat during continuous operation.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



